I have to say, as far as Chaos Lords go, I like Eliphas much better than the others (especially Carron, who sounded like he was trying too hard). Aside from the cool helmet, he just seems much more 'sane', as in able to clearly lead, whereas the others really do sound stark raving mad in comparison and you wonder how they got their right to lead.
StankGangsta well, they are very well organised, but most? Alpha Legion (Carron is a world eater disguised as alpha legion by actual alpha legion for a distraction) are very disciplined, to the point that they are infiltrated more or less everywhere. Also, Iron Warriors are still a mostly united legion, obeying their primarch.
He’s called ‘the inheritor’ because he was never officially granted the rank of apostle. He merely took command after killing the previous one. His fellow word bearers haven’t let him forget this.
@@Korraganitar I know your comment is 2 years old, however, the Iron Warriors are anything but united...look at the civil war that erupted in their legion. The only legions that are united are : 1. Word Bearers. 2. Black Legion 3. Death Guard About Alpha Legion we don't know how divided it is, I mean there are Alpha Legion warbands, but I don't recall fighting among themselves...plus...they are VERY SECRETIVE...so I wouldn't be surprised if the warbands work together most of the times.
Captain Thule: I have grown practiced... At killing you... Eliphas. Eliphas: Death is but the beginning, Thule. As you will mark when your soul belongs to Chaos!
BLUD RAHVEN Okay old as fuck comment but I have to say: it’s important to realize that they are still human and therefore have all the bigotry that humans do in Warhammer. Deciding to worship the dark powers doesn’t suddenly make you tolerant.
5:28 Interesting foreshadowing. Sure the Word Bearers victory on Kronus wasn't canonical but it's interesting that Abaddon had an interest in the Blood Ravens long before their Chapter Master was openly corrupt. Kyras was already corrupted by Ulkair at this point but no one in the Blood Ravens knew. However I wouldn't be surprised if Abaddon's Cabal of Sorcerors were able to foresee what Kyras would later try to do. Perhaps that's why Abaddon was pleased.
I wouldn't call it "foreshadowing" as there's still no information as to WHY Abaddon has this hatred for the Blood Ravens, not even the wiki page and lexicanum for him has no information as to why this hatred exists, its just there.
@@cursedhawkins1305 Abaddon: "Finally, no one will never know that I used to draw me married The False Emperor, with all Lewd fan arts made by me when I saw him first time. Damn those Blood Ravens, I have buried them very deep and too secret but they still find out and believe that box is some holy relic of sort"
Hey yeah, that WOULD kick ass to hear. I can imagine Eliphas gloating over the defeat of each of his enemies as he explained his victories over them and why he's fighting on Kronus.
You gotta hand it to the army of Chaos. Each of their victories brought forth either power for Eliphas or enhances the Chaos Gods. Not to mention, you can just see the power of chaos warp power used against ork warp power in so many different ways. Oh well, another time.
0:01 Eldar (For the Lord of Decay) 1:11 Imperial Guard (For the Lord of Decay) 2:23 Necrons (For the Changer of Ways) 3:44 Orks (For the Blood God) 4:53 Space Marines (For the Warmaster) 6:05 Tau Empire (For the Primarch Lorgar)
That soundtrack in the background makes it sooo good.. like it‘s all over, the evil forces of Chaos triumphed and hope is fading.. that‘ how I would imagine a dark crusade
Thanks for uploading! It's really cool to be able to see all of these reports without having to beat the game over and over again. :) I especially like Chaos's because it shows how each victory helped Eliphas get the approval of an important Chaos figure.
Thirteen years ago. That was before SC2 was a thing. Before the first 'WTF is...'? Safe to say this was made before he had his breakthrough. And only now after his death is it found. Makes you wonder on the nature of the internet I'll not say rest in peace: judging by who he was, peace is the last thing he wanted; may the metal be loud and roaring.
Indeed. There's a certain Iron Warriors Warsmith; Honsou, I think his name is, who has in his possession a tyranid hive ship he managed to bend to his will.
Read Storm of Iron - Honsou is one of the main characters. He's also in 'Dead Sky, Black Sun' and 'The Chapter's Due' of the Uriel Ventris series. I can't remember for certain what book the corrupted hive ship is mentioned in but I think it's Storm of Iron.
Some lore indicates that Nurgle's power depends on how much of the galaxy is infected with his plagues. During great plagues and outbreaks that infect hundreds of thousands of worlds, he can temporarily grow stronger than all the other gods.
the ship in question was corrupted some time before Honsou was made a part of the Iron Warriors and currently serves as transport for what remains of Legio Mortis ;)
The greatest threat to the Imperium is Chaos, and the greatest threat to Chaos are the Tyranids. The main advantage they have is that the Shadow blocks out all but the strongest daemonic will. Yet the thing no one seems to understand is that the greatest threat to every living thing in the galaxy is the Necron. Chaos and Tyranids and Chaos included.
Yes. Necron Pylons are supposed to supress, and if properly used and with good timing, push back the Warp. The God-Emperor of Mankind, The Emperor Protects! His hand on my shoulder!, also is claimed to have this power but the mechanations of his power are unknown to be as well as that of the Pylons.
Which is disproven by the fact that each Hive Fleet has it's own Hive Mind. The banished C'Tan theory is a Imperial belief in a vain attempt to find a all powerful singular being controlling the Tyranids, it does not exist the Tyranids are controlled by a Hive Mind composed of the minds of each individual Tyranid in a fleet and each Fleet has it's own.
I just played the Soulstorm demo and the foes of the Dark Eldar are the Blood Ravens but that doesn't mean that the Ravens will be in the actual game. They should try out the Space Wolves in my opinion.
It is clear that the Blood Ravens were made using Space Marines and gene-seed from multiple legions: Thousand Sons- Explains the large number of psykers Black Legion- Explains Abaddon's hate of them Dark Angels- Explains their secretive nature
BlackDeathViral03 During the Horus Heresy. Loyalist Luna Wolves must have used their storage of gene-seed. Same with the Thousand Sons. Those that were not in Prospero stayed loyal to the Emperor
...why would gene-seed from the Black Legion (as opposed to Luna Wolves or Sons of Horus gene-seed), the one Abbadon is in charge of, have to be there to explain Failbaddons hatred of them when he hates the entirety of the Imperium? And why would they need Dark Angels gene-seed just to be secretive?
BaronPraxis8492 Dark Angels is the least likely. However, if the Blood Ravens use the gene-seed from the loyalist Luna Wolves it explains why Abaddon hates them so much. Keep in mind that they are not the first loyalist chapter using traitor gene-seed, the Red Scorpions are descended from Fulgrim.
BaronPraxis8492 Its an ancient story, Bruva, you see, Ezekyle abaddon captured a farseer, and, in her dying breath the farseer told FAILBADDON of a prophecy an *_ANCIENT PROPHECY_* about a man so *_BAHLD_* and so *_FOOLISH_* he would blow up the whole galaxy, his name was *_INDRICK BOREALE_*
I think the Chaos victory is the worst blow dealt to the Orks. Imagine being Gorgutz, being on Lorn V, in a four way battle with your weaker troops, the Chaos Marines, Eldar and Imperium, participating in a glorious battle which ultimately ends with the massacre of millions including the defeat of Chaos and it's leaders, their skulls all being yours, though at a price you lost more scrap then going into it and have to spend some time getting it back again. Now come to Kronus, you get into another tussle with the Chaos boys, and not only do they forfeit more scrap from you forcing you to start again from basically nothing to rebuild your Waaagh, but to add insult to injury they take Crulls skull from you, taking away your trophy while also erasing anyone who could cooberate your story in your glorious name.
There's a 'Games Workshop' mod for DoW 1 - it severely restricts the amount of units a faction can deploy at once (tabletop-style points values) but it dramatically increases the variety of units for each faction. Chaos players can decide to align their faction with 1 of the 4 gods or play as Undivided. Each god-specific alignment gives the player access to different powerful abilities (probably found in the Chaos Codex) and Undivided gives access to a handful of each god-specific upgrades.
And fleeing FROM CTHULLU as the only reason their attacking is because they ARE RUNNING AWAY FROM SOMETHING! HOW COULD THE SECOND MOST TERRIFYING FACTION BE SCARED SHITLESS ABOUT SOMETHING!?!
I don't understand. Why did Tzeentch like the destruction of the Necrons? I understand that the Necrons represent a form or Order in the galaxy in the shape of stillness and unmoving stillness, but was that enough?
I think it is because the necrons could (if they conquered the galaxy) be able to close of the warp from te material universe forever, wich would make sorcery impossible in the material universe.
Also, the Necrons (pre-retcon) aim to exterminate all life in the universe. The Warp is fuelled by the emotions and actions of most sentient beings. So if all life is annihilated then the Warp is effectively bled dry and the Ruinous Powers will cease to exist.
And for Tzeentch specifically: Tzeentch is the known as the Lord of Change. Knowledge, revolution, change, evolution, all these concepts are the antithesis of stagnation (which is Nurgle's area). The Necrons literally embody stagnation. They are soulless automatons who serve one of the greatest threats to the Chaos Gods, the C'tan. They do not plot, they do not evolve, they do not think for themselves (again, only with pre-retcon Necrons). Everything they are and represent is essentially a major step out of Tzeentch's comfort zone.
Because the Tau have likely said that the Chaos Gods aren't the supreme beings of the universe. Basically, when someone says that one's belief are false, that can be regarded as heretical by whoever's beliefs are being questioned.
Actually, Taldeer was captured by the Blood Ravens as Kyras in DOW II Retribution says that he has Taldeer's soul stone and the Eldar fight to reclaim it and bring Taldeer's soul home.
The Eldar after action report alone is what keeps me from playing Chaos in Dark Crusade. Feeding thousands of souls to Slaanesh is just too evil for me.
@dragonstormx Alongside the Necrons and their C'tan masters being the most ancient enemies of Chaos , The destruction of the Necron Anti-Chaos artifacts and technology would please Tzeentch since one of the Necrons goals is to contain and isolate the warp , and that would hinder Tzeentch ''Great Plan''.
Abbaddon is but a pale shadow of Horus. If he had any talent at prioritization, he would realize that the Tyranids pose a grave threat to Chaos Undivided. If they were to consume all of the galaxy, the gods would be badly weakened, not only due to the consumption of their cultists, but from the emotions generated by the countless individuals of all species in the galaxy. It is therefore in Chaos's best interests to keep the hive creatures in check.
Personally, I enjoyed playing as Chaos and seeing all of these endings. I especially like how they used a warped version of Imperial propaganda and called the Tau a bunch of infidels. I too hope that they bring back Eliphas in "Soulstorm".
Fuck yeah, Eliphas is back in the upcoming Dawn of War 2 expansion. He rolls with the Black Legion now instead of the Word Bearers for some reason, but he's all "tell Captain Thule his old friend Eliphas is anxious to see him." Ownage.
There is also the theory that Tzeentch himself controls the Warp as well. Even though this is off topic one theory suggests he is the only thing keeping the Warp from overflowing into our universe in a bare instant. The theory goes on to say that he is aware of thew symbiotic relationship between the creatures of both universes and that if Chaos had its way in our universe then it would spell the doom of Chaos as well as they would have no sentient psychic emotions to feed off of.
Any explanation on why Abaddon The Despoiler enjoyed seeing Blood Ravens killed in this ending? Even in Chaos Rising, he sends Araghast and Eliphas after the Blood Ravens Why?
Abaddon: "Finally, no one will never know that I used to draw me married The False Emperor, with all Lewd fan arts made by me when I saw him first time. Damn those Blood Ravens, I have buried them very deep and too secret but they still find out and believe that box is some holy relic of sort"
@Jpipooly Its probably because Khorne is kind of fun. His war cry is definitly the most entertaining to hear. But I can see how youre getting tired of him, he's juist the easiest Chaos God to use, Tzeentch is overly complicated, Nurgle is rather simple, and dont get me started on the issues Relic has to deal with with Slaanesh.
What's more useless for a Chaos Lord, having the favor of the leader of different legion, or the favor of your Primarch that sits around all day never does anything?
While Necron technology in general is effective at neutralizing the powers of the Warp, Tzeentch and his followers are the most vulnerable as they heavily use Psykers in their schemes.
@Jpipooly Because Khorne IS the best. He gets stronger with each little act of violence and blood shed. That and he has a neat little trick that negates Tzeentch's psykers. I think. And Nurgle, while awesome, can only match Khorne when his power is waxing.
I personally would have no problem if Chaos Temples were manually given a priority God, and depending on which God you chose they would only dispense daemons and followers of that one and would take on the appearance of their style.
Alpha Legion is the Chaos legion featured in Soulstorm. They're less devoted to the chaos gods than the Word Bearers, but still hate the Imperium. Hopefully we'll get another badass like Eliphas, not some loser like Crull or Bale.
I'm normally a true servant of the emporer (make sign of the Aquila here) but if i had to worship 1 chaos god i would choose Tzeentch. because if you read up on him, he is made out of hope. so he is just using different methods to achieve the same goals as the imperium. Also, who wouldn't want to be able to make people into mutants and fry peoples minds with lightning.
2:16 Obtained the support of NUUURGOOOLE
slAaanesh
@@auugh43546 SLA-HAA-NESH!!
ZEEEEN-TCH
Its silly but also cool how he pronounced them.
I have to say, as far as Chaos Lords go, I like Eliphas much better than the others (especially Carron, who sounded like he was trying too hard). Aside from the cool helmet, he just seems much more 'sane', as in able to clearly lead, whereas the others really do sound stark raving mad in comparison and you wonder how they got their right to lead.
look at kharn, age doesn't calm chaos marines down necessarily
Also the Word Bearers are by far the most organized legion their devotion to chaos ironically keeps them in order.
StankGangsta well, they are very well organised, but most? Alpha Legion (Carron is a world eater disguised as alpha legion by actual alpha legion for a distraction) are very disciplined, to the point that they are infiltrated more or less everywhere. Also, Iron Warriors are still a mostly united legion, obeying their primarch.
He’s called ‘the inheritor’ because he was never officially granted the rank of apostle. He merely took command after killing the previous one. His fellow word bearers haven’t let him forget this.
@@Korraganitar I know your comment is 2 years old, however, the Iron Warriors are anything but united...look at the civil war that erupted in their legion. The only legions that are united are :
1. Word Bearers.
2. Black Legion
3. Death Guard
About Alpha Legion we don't know how divided it is, I mean there are Alpha Legion warbands, but I don't recall fighting among themselves...plus...they are VERY SECRETIVE...so I wouldn't be surprised if the warbands work together most of the times.
*NARRATOR VOICE ACTIVATED*
NURGOOLE
WEEHYSTONES
NICRONS
SLAAAHANESSH
PRIMATURE
eldaah
You forgot the most important ones...
KROHNUSSSS!!
DOHK CRUSAIIIIID!!
SSSSENTCH
Captain Thule: I have grown practiced... At killing you... Eliphas.
Eliphas: Death is but the beginning, Thule. As you will mark when your soul belongs to Chaos!
I just love how the WB can go Full Imperium by calling the Tau "heretics" and "infidels"
Actually, tau are infidels from the chaos' point of wiev, since they don't believe in gods.
Never go full Imperium... Unless you are trying to destroy a planet :D
Takes one to know one.
Well, Lorgar wrote the book that became the basis for the Imperial Cult of the God Emperor, so the Word Bearers we’re doing it before it was cool.
BLUD RAHVEN
Okay old as fuck comment but I have to say: it’s important to realize that they are still human and therefore have all the bigotry that humans do in Warhammer. Deciding to worship the dark powers doesn’t suddenly make you tolerant.
My boy Eliphas has earned the favor of his primarch Lorgar, warmaster Abaddon, and all four dark gods on one single planet.
What a career!
to be fair that planet was even by 40k standards a complete clusterf*ck
5:28 Interesting foreshadowing. Sure the Word Bearers victory on Kronus wasn't canonical but it's interesting that Abaddon had an interest in the Blood Ravens long before their Chapter Master was openly corrupt. Kyras was already corrupted by Ulkair at this point but no one in the Blood Ravens knew. However I wouldn't be surprised if Abaddon's Cabal of Sorcerors were able to foresee what Kyras would later try to do. Perhaps that's why Abaddon was pleased.
Word bearers are most spiritual chapter out of all and thus they can sense corruption of a soul the moment it takes root.
@@REgamesplayer Indeed. Look at what they did with Horus... :)
I wouldn't call it "foreshadowing" as there's still no information as to WHY Abaddon has this hatred for the Blood Ravens, not even the wiki page and lexicanum for him has no information as to why this hatred exists, its just there.
@@cursedhawkins1305 kyras had arms. its jealousy
@@cursedhawkins1305 Abaddon: "Finally, no one will never know that I used to draw me married The False Emperor, with all Lewd fan arts made by me when I saw him first time. Damn those Blood Ravens, I have buried them very deep and too secret but they still find out and believe that box is some holy relic of sort"
It would probably be cooler to hear this with the voice and point of view of the Lords of the individual factions.
Hey yeah, that WOULD kick ass to hear. I can imagine Eliphas gloating over the defeat of each of his enemies as he explained his victories over them and why he's fighting on Kronus.
You gotta hand it to the army of Chaos. Each of their victories brought forth either power for Eliphas or enhances the Chaos Gods. Not to mention, you can just see the power of chaos warp power used against ork warp power in so many different ways. Oh well, another time.
0:01 Eldar (For the Lord of Decay)
1:11 Imperial Guard (For the Lord of Decay)
2:23 Necrons (For the Changer of Ways)
3:44 Orks (For the Blood God)
4:53 Space Marines (For the Warmaster)
6:05 Tau Empire (For the Primarch Lorgar)
0:01 Eldar (For the Prince of Pleasures)
@@hectoraliegbe9429
That makes much more sense for Slaanesh, but for some reason, the game named it For the Lord of Decay which makes less sense.
I prefer NULGOUL at 2:16
That soundtrack in the background makes it sooo good.. like it‘s all over, the evil forces of Chaos triumphed and hope is fading.. that‘ how I would imagine a dark crusade
Thanks for uploading! It's really cool to be able to see all of these reports without having to beat the game over and over again. :)
I especially like Chaos's because it shows how each victory helped Eliphas get the approval of an important Chaos figure.
They all can.
TotalBiscuit miss you biscuit :(
Rest easy brother, you served well
Thirteen years ago. That was before SC2 was a thing. Before the first 'WTF is...'?
Safe to say this was made before he had his breakthrough. And only now after his death is it found.
Makes you wonder on the nature of the internet
I'll not say rest in peace: judging by who he was, peace is the last thing he wanted; may the metal be loud and roaring.
The fallen shall be forever remembered as the Emperor’s Finest.
Look, a ghost!
Indeed. There's a certain Iron Warriors Warsmith; Honsou, I think his name is, who has in his possession a tyranid hive ship he managed to bend to his will.
FOR CHAOS! I feel the warp overtaking me!It is a good pain!
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!
His full name is Abaddon the Despoiler. Warmaster of Chaos, Chosen of the Ruinous Powers, and leader of the Black Legion Chaos Space Marines!
I miss smooth sax voice eliphas
DOW 2's isn't much worse
WEH KAPTOORED KRONOOHS FOAR KAYOSS!!!
I came here to laugh at the way he says "Slaanesh"
He saw the extra "a" and went "WELP, BETTER MAKE SURE EVERYONE KNOWS THERE'S TWO As THERE!"
It's in your Dark Crusade directory.
NURGUL
Actually, Crull did have that Chaos Sorceror as his advisor so he DID have the potential to win so I stand corrected.
Read Storm of Iron - Honsou is one of the main characters. He's also in 'Dead Sky, Black Sun' and 'The Chapter's Due' of the Uriel Ventris series. I can't remember for certain what book the corrupted hive ship is mentioned in but I think it's Storm of Iron.
It's nice to hear he fed millions of Eldar souls to slaanesh. Big up chaos
Some lore indicates that Nurgle's power depends on how much of the galaxy is infected with his plagues. During great plagues and outbreaks that infect hundreds of thousands of worlds, he can temporarily grow stronger than all the other gods.
the ship in question was corrupted some time before Honsou was made a part of the Iron Warriors and currently serves as transport for what remains of Legio Mortis ;)
The greatest threat to the Imperium is Chaos, and the greatest threat to Chaos are the Tyranids. The main advantage they have is that the Shadow blocks out all but the strongest daemonic will. Yet the thing no one seems to understand is that the greatest threat to every living thing in the galaxy is the Necron. Chaos and Tyranids and Chaos included.
>Lorgar hates the irreligious above all others
Talk about daddy issues amiright
You mean Failbaddon. He failed 12 times. And in Apocalypse he was defeated by a single grey knight's squad.
Yes. Necron Pylons are supposed to supress, and if properly used and with good timing, push back the Warp. The God-Emperor of Mankind, The Emperor Protects! His hand on my shoulder!, also is claimed to have this power but the mechanations of his power are unknown to be as well as that of the Pylons.
Which is disproven by the fact that each Hive Fleet has it's own Hive Mind. The banished C'Tan theory is a Imperial belief in a vain attempt to find a all powerful singular being controlling the Tyranids, it does not exist the Tyranids are controlled by a Hive Mind composed of the minds of each individual Tyranid in a fleet and each Fleet has it's own.
Slah anesh.
Nerghul.
Sentsh.
Most powerful is Khorne
Followed by Tzeentch
Followed by Nurgle
Followed by Slaanesh.
I just played the Soulstorm demo and the foes of the Dark Eldar are the Blood Ravens but that doesn't mean that the Ravens will be in the actual game.
They should try out the Space Wolves in my opinion.
The narrator sure has a field day with those pronunciations, great great great!
Admittedly Chaos does use Tyranids and Necrons to their own ends at times.
LORD STEVE BLUM THE INHERITOR!
Leader of the Black Legion Chaos Space Marines and Warmaster of Chaos.
thanx for all the videos man.
It is clear that the Blood Ravens were made using Space Marines and gene-seed from multiple legions:
Thousand Sons- Explains the large number of psykers
Black Legion- Explains Abaddon's hate of them
Dark Angels- Explains their secretive nature
BlackDeathViral03 During the Horus Heresy. Loyalist Luna Wolves must have used their storage of gene-seed. Same with the Thousand Sons. Those that were not in Prospero stayed loyal to the Emperor
...why would gene-seed from the Black Legion (as opposed to Luna Wolves or Sons of Horus gene-seed), the one Abbadon is in charge of, have to be there to explain Failbaddons hatred of them when he hates the entirety of the Imperium? And why would they need Dark Angels gene-seed just to be secretive?
BaronPraxis8492 Dark Angels is the least likely. However, if the Blood Ravens use the gene-seed from the loyalist Luna Wolves it explains why Abaddon hates them so much.
Keep in mind that they are not the first loyalist chapter using traitor gene-seed, the Red Scorpions are descended from Fulgrim.
***** I haven't played DoW 2 so I might be missing something. Does Abbadon hate the Blood Ravens more than the rest of the Imperium?
BaronPraxis8492 Its an ancient story, Bruva, you see, Ezekyle abaddon captured a farseer, and, in her dying breath the farseer told FAILBADDON of a prophecy an *_ANCIENT PROPHECY_* about a man so *_BAHLD_* and so *_FOOLISH_* he would blow up the whole galaxy, his name was *_INDRICK BOREALE_*
I think the Chaos victory is the worst blow dealt to the Orks.
Imagine being Gorgutz, being on Lorn V, in a four way battle with your weaker troops, the Chaos Marines, Eldar and Imperium, participating in a glorious battle which ultimately ends with the massacre of millions including the defeat of Chaos and it's leaders, their skulls all being yours, though at a price you lost more scrap then going into it and have to spend some time getting it back again.
Now come to Kronus, you get into another tussle with the Chaos boys, and not only do they forfeit more scrap from you forcing you to start again from basically nothing to rebuild your Waaagh, but to add insult to injury they take Crulls skull from you, taking away your trophy while also erasing anyone who could cooberate your story in your glorious name.
"Do you hear the voices to?"
There's a 'Games Workshop' mod for DoW 1 - it severely restricts the amount of units a faction can deploy at once (tabletop-style points values) but it dramatically increases the variety of units for each faction.
Chaos players can decide to align their faction with 1 of the 4 gods or play as Undivided. Each god-specific alignment gives the player access to different powerful abilities (probably found in the Chaos Codex) and Undivided gives access to a handful of each god-specific upgrades.
What's it called?
@@bigslurpee2078 There was a Firestorm Over Kronus mod, I think.
Its in the vid description.
And fleeing FROM CTHULLU as the only reason their attacking is because they ARE RUNNING AWAY FROM SOMETHING! HOW COULD THE SECOND MOST TERRIFYING FACTION BE SCARED SHITLESS ABOUT SOMETHING!?!
I don't understand. Why did Tzeentch like the destruction of the Necrons? I understand that the Necrons represent a form or Order in the galaxy in the shape of stillness and unmoving stillness, but was that enough?
I think it is because the necrons could (if they conquered the galaxy) be able to close of the warp from te material universe forever, wich would make sorcery impossible in the material universe.
Also, the Necrons (pre-retcon) aim to exterminate all life in the universe. The Warp is fuelled by the emotions and actions of most sentient beings. So if all life is annihilated then the Warp is effectively bled dry and the Ruinous Powers will cease to exist.
And for Tzeentch specifically: Tzeentch is the known as the Lord of Change. Knowledge, revolution, change, evolution, all these concepts are the antithesis of stagnation (which is Nurgle's area). The Necrons literally embody stagnation. They are soulless automatons who serve one of the greatest threats to the Chaos Gods, the C'tan. They do not plot, they do not evolve, they do not think for themselves (again, only with pre-retcon Necrons). Everything they are and represent is essentially a major step out of Tzeentch's comfort zone.
Because everything went
*Just*
*As*
*Planned.*
You're right with the Necrons being better described as the embodiment of oblivion rather than stagnation. I should have re-read my post lol
Although it is also speculated that the hive mind is actually a banished C'tan god.
We all know chaos used the eldar whey stones to obtain mad gains.
Ok, for the of the Warp. No need to get your bolter in a knot. I'm sorry for the misunderstanding.
@WitcherCrow
Since the C'tan plan to seal off the warp, wouldn't that make defeating the Necrons equally pleasing to all four gods?
Because the Tau have likely said that the Chaos Gods aren't the supreme beings of the universe.
Basically, when someone says that one's belief are false, that can be regarded as heretical by whoever's beliefs are being questioned.
Well in Soulstorm I think it mentions Taldeer was captured by the IG. I think in one of the Eldar epilogues.
Actually, Taldeer was captured by the Blood Ravens as Kyras in DOW II Retribution says that he has Taldeer's soul stone and the Eldar fight to reclaim it and bring Taldeer's soul home.
you just killed me Eliphas...again :(
The Eldar after action report alone is what keeps me from playing Chaos in Dark Crusade. Feeding thousands of souls to Slaanesh is just too evil for me.
@dragonstormx
Alongside the Necrons and their C'tan masters being the most ancient enemies of Chaos , The destruction of the Necron Anti-Chaos artifacts and technology would please Tzeentch since one of the Necrons goals is to contain and isolate the warp , and that would hinder Tzeentch ''Great Plan''.
Alright, I'll start this with personal messages so I don't run out of space.
You forgot that he is also the Lord of Failure.
Maybe on the 14th Black Crusade he'll actually get outside the Eye of Terror!
Abbaddon is but a pale shadow of Horus. If he had any talent at prioritization, he would realize that the Tyranids pose a grave threat to Chaos Undivided. If they were to consume all of the galaxy, the gods would be badly weakened, not only due to the consumption of their cultists, but from the emotions generated by the countless individuals of all species in the galaxy. It is therefore in Chaos's best interests to keep the hive creatures in check.
Personally, I enjoyed playing as Chaos and seeing all of these endings.
I especially like how they used a warped version of Imperial propaganda and called the Tau a bunch of infidels.
I too hope that they bring back Eliphas in "Soulstorm".
Ooooooh, honey...
Have you seen the "Life of a Commisar video series here on TH-cam." They make me laugh everytime I see them.
with that logic i don't know which of the two evils is well, more evil
IndeeEeEed
Fuck yeah, Eliphas is back in the upcoming Dawn of War 2 expansion. He rolls with the Black Legion now instead of the Word Bearers for some reason, but he's all "tell Captain Thule his old friend Eliphas is anxious to see him."
Ownage.
This is youtube, mate, I can never tell! ;-) Well, a relief none the less!
There is also the theory that Tzeentch himself controls the Warp as well. Even though this is off topic one theory suggests he is the only thing keeping the Warp from overflowing into our universe in a bare instant. The theory goes on to say that he is aware of thew symbiotic relationship between the creatures of both universes and that if Chaos had its way in our universe then it would spell the doom of Chaos as well as they would have no sentient psychic emotions to feed off of.
That was retconned. Tzeentch is the God of Hope now.
question to everyone on here, does anyone know where the written versions for these after action reports for both dark crusade and soulstorm games???
No problem. I am the Emperor's humble servant, it is my charge to assist my Human brother.
So what is this symbol on the banner? It's not of the Word Bearers iirc.
maybe he was using black to mean evil not necessarily refering to the title in it's proper form but casually?
When life gives you lemons.... BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!!
It may be possible that the Tyranids are under the command of a C'tan called The Outsider. So he is the Hive Mind and God of the Necrons.
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3 Questions:
Do you like Warhammer 40,000?
If so, do you like Chaos?
Or do you just like making fun of things you don't like?
Any explanation on why Abaddon The Despoiler enjoyed seeing Blood Ravens killed in this ending?
Even in Chaos Rising, he sends Araghast and Eliphas after the Blood Ravens
Why?
Abaddon: "Finally, no one will never know that I used to draw me married The False Emperor, with all Lewd fan arts made by me when I saw him first time. Damn those Blood Ravens, I have buried them very deep and too secret but they still find out and believe that box is some holy relic of sort"
They never did mention what nurgle daemon it was
I think i could take the ravens a bit longer if they brought gabriel angelos back into the picture, it'd make it more interesting
@Jpipooly Its probably because Khorne is kind of fun. His war cry is definitly the most entertaining to hear. But I can see how youre getting tired of him, he's juist the easiest Chaos God to use, Tzeentch is overly complicated, Nurgle is rather simple, and dont get me started on the issues Relic has to deal with with Slaanesh.
Where i can download the symbol of chaos from this flag in this video?
Chaos is our master
what is the name of the music in this video?
lol we turned out to be friends in the end.
What's more useless for a Chaos Lord, having the favor of the leader of different legion, or the favor of your Primarch that sits around all day never does anything?
Anybody have any idea to why defeating the Necrons would be especially pleasing to Tzeetch?
While Necron technology in general is effective at neutralizing the powers of the Warp, Tzeentch and his followers are the most vulnerable as they heavily use Psykers in their schemes.
They nearly close the Eye or Terror with their pylons, its enough
What do you mean he has no arms left?
OMNOMNOM!
Much can be tainted by chaos.
He comes back in Soulstorm, but its lackluster. Different Voice Actor, and less character. The games really rushed -.-
I have my own more in depth view of what the Word Bearers did to each defeated enemy. Anybody want to hear it?
Why do they care if they have Abbadon's favor? He has no arms left.
@ShukakuSleeps yes i noticed.
nurgle? heh, the only time I saw something about nurgle in dark crusade is in firestorm over kronus...
@PROkiller16 And you had to tell me this... why?
but all these hive minds together make one hive mind..remember that the swarm lord has been found in every fleet!!!
@Jpipooly Because Khorne IS the best. He gets stronger with each little act of violence and blood shed. That and he has a neat little trick that negates Tzeentch's psykers. I think. And Nurgle, while awesome, can only match Khorne when his power is waxing.
I personally would have no problem if Chaos Temples were manually given a priority God, and depending on which God you chose they would only dispense daemons and followers of that one and would take on the appearance of their style.
*Looks at post down below.* The fuck... You better not hurt my woman. Damn I love Taldeer.
I dont think its a C'tan god....and where are you getting this? I get most of my info from things like codexes :D
Alpha Legion is the Chaos legion featured in Soulstorm. They're less devoted to the chaos gods than the Word Bearers, but still hate the Imperium. Hopefully we'll get another badass like Eliphas, not some loser like Crull or Bale.
I'm normally a true servant of the emporer (make sign of the Aquila here) but if i had to worship 1 chaos god i would choose Tzeentch. because if you read up on him, he is made out of hope. so he is just using different methods to achieve the same goals as the imperium. Also, who wouldn't want to be able to make people into mutants and fry peoples minds with lightning.