It really conveys that feeling of being willing to give your life willingly for a cause that might be lost, just for the chance that there's some hope. At least when portrayed like in this video.
One of the things I like a lot about the Warhammer 40k artwork done, and a lot of credit is due to the artists for this and making it pretty consistent across the board, is how they tend to resemble a renaissance style of depicting the romance of warfare. Despite us knowing how gritty and dark it actually is lore wise. I think it would be accurate to say this is what a remembrancer would create to present to imperial citizens, just like many artists did back in our own history portraying famous battles and events.
You know I never thought of it that way, but now I cannot unsee it. You're 100% correct. It really taps into that primal recognition of the rebirth of western civilization after Rome's fall.
You know, they don't have to show what it actually looks like, although they do many times. The essence of true art is to catch the underlying meaning and to show that. And I think, that Warhammer artists are a group of real ones, with real talent and message.
That last quote... glad Ferrus Manus gets some remembrance. The First primarch to give his life for the Emperor’s dream. Thank you. The Iron Hands have been role models for me since middle school. Having a prosthetic leg since age 5, and feeling singled out for it all the time, I never really found anyone I could get attached to... that is, until the first time I heard the words “Flesh is Weak.” That opened up a door in my mind and imagination that sounds and looks just like this, only it’s an army of Iron Hands terminators marching into a maelstrom of conflict, knowing that despite all they had lost, all that had been broken, they still have the strength to see their duty done. Strength through adversity, and defiance to the end is what the Iron Hands gave me. I’d be in a much darker place if it weren’t for their story. UPON THE ANVIL AND BY THE IRON.
Nice seeing one of my favorite quotes from The Master of Mankind at the start. "And in a sunless realm the sun rose at last." Gives me goosebumps every time I read it.
That chapter of the book and that sentence in particular was the main reason why I became interested in this universe. Goosebumps just remembering the arrival of the anathema.
@@hvemskall8265 Me and my Dad loved that book. The whole book the Custodians and Sisters were almost constantly on the backfoot, just barely holding on against the tide of Darkness. Then the Anathema arrives and the tables turn. I think that was the book that made me realize that Chaos doesn't just see the Emperor as an enemy, but fear him.
@@lorgaraurelian6676 Now if only GW hadn't changed Big E from misguided hero to deranged psychopath with the new era lore. Doesn't help ADB is a hardcore Chaos fanboy and hated even The Old Emperor
Hi, i Just started to look into 40k lore even tough i've never even played It and i don't know where the lore starts. What's the First book or story that i have to read?
''we have lived under a brutal regime where billions die everyday for over 10,000 years and they are our only hope'' is hands down the best description of the empire. it only makes sense once you realize just how horrific everyone and everything else is in the warhammer universe. the empire isnt good at all, but compared to everything else out there, they're armored angels. its a literal hellscape.
Just to add: 1. The main reason the Empire is the best option is because they are unified. Under any other system, cracks will appear and collapse would be inevitable. 2. The enemies out there are fucking insane. I remember a VOD of the TTRPG Only War. The players ended up like the movie Predator '87, but they all died.
@@pogopenguin The Tau are space commies though, they literally breed people for tasks and have any human's who join them "fixed" and are not above lobotamizing anyone who doesn't go with the "greater good." They are what the WEF aspires to be so I wouldn't call them good.
The full passage from the end Guilliman followed Captain-General Valoris of the Adeptus Custodes as they descended down the pathway towards the Golden Throne. With every step, he moved slower, his mind tearing itself between the practical and theoretical of what might transpire when he would finally cross the threshold and come face to face with his father. All of Ultramar’s resources had been put to the task of making this moment a reality but only now was it dawning on him that he had never taken a moment to actually think about what he wanted to say. “We have arrived,” said Valoris snapping Roboute out of his trance as they stopped before a massive gate made out of gold covered by a gothic arch on both sides. “I must warn you, standing near his presence is difficult even for us, be wary that you are not overwhelmed.” “I have been here before” retorted the Lord of Ultramar firmly. “Yet everything has changed since you last tread these halls Primarch.” snapped the Custodes, his resentment clearly showing through his stoic demeanor. “Know this, if you even so much as have a treacherous thought in his presence, I will end you”. Before Guilliman could respond, Valoris put up his hand to silence him. “Enough talk, the master beckons.” Realizing that no good would come out of addressing the Captain General's insults, Roboute opened the gate and walked inside the throne room. When he entered, all he saw was a golden light that encompassed every inch of the chamber. It was oddly calm despite the towering presence of the Emperor emanating from the center of the room. All of the Mechanicus adepts tasked with preserving the Golden Throne and the Custodes charged with guarding it had been removed so that the master of mankind could grant his son a private audience. As he approached the throne, he realized that he had tears in his eyes. He had chastised some of his sons who had offered such displays of reverence after he had been resurrected and the irony was not lost on him. Perhaps he thought, this is how all humans were genetically programmed to react when reunited with the man who had sired them. Guilliman gently lowered himself to his knees and whispered a single word. “Father.” Suddenly he felt the aura within the room begin to change dramatically. Where there had been peace, energy now oozed from every pore electrifying the entire atmosphere and then the psychic shock struck him. THE THIRTEENTH RETURNS Gasping for air as if being drowned by a tidal wave, Guilliman tried his best to compose himself. The psychic essence of the emperor was like an inexplicable weight hammering him into to the ground and if he wasn’t kneeling already, he would have surely had to do so now. “What has happened to you father?” Questioned the Primarch painstakingly. He couldn’t explain what was wrong but deep down he sensed something had changed within the Emperor after he had been entombed for countless millennia. WHAT FATE DECREED FOR ME "What do you mean?" Responded Guilliman, bewildered by the answer. He had never heard him use such words during the Great Crusade and in his desperation to grasp their meanings he asked his father another question, one that had gnawed away at him ever since his rebirth. “How could you have allowed all this misery and strife to befall our Imperium?” I AM NOT THE SHEPHERD HUMANITY SEEKS. IT WAS ALWAYS MY AMBITION THAT THEY WOULD NO LONGER HAVE NEED OF ME. ALL I CAN DO NOW IS TO PROTECT THEM AS I SEE FIT SO THAT ONE DAY THEY MAY RISE ON THEIR OWN. Guilliman’s confusion quickly turned into a burning rage. "And if they don’t?" Bellowed the Primarch angrily, “What if their flame is extinguished long before they realize your dream for you?” THEN THAT IS WHAT FATE WOULD HAVE DECREED FOR THEM "Why do you keep talking of fate?" Spat Roboute, “You had always taught us that humanity would forge its own destiny!” Guilliman’s shock became palpable. He had assumed that when he met his father, they would lay down their plans on how to strike back at all those trying to subjugate or eradicate humanity but instead, he found a grieving man looking only for a sympathetic ear. IT WAS HUBRIS THAT MADE ME BELIEVE I ALONE HAD THE ANSWERS. PRIDE IS THE GREATEST SIN WHICH IS WHY I SUFFER THE GREATEST PUNISHMENT. "And this suffering, is it penance? or your solution? To wither away while humanity begs and pleads for their savior hoping that he might listen?" I HAVE ALWAYS HEARD THEM. EVERY LIE, EVERY PRAYER, EVERY SHOUT AND EVERY SCREAM. I HEARD YOU WHEN YOU CRIED OUT FOR ME TO SAVE YOU. WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW THE PRICE I PAID TO KEEP YOU ALIVE? OF THE BILLIONS THAT BLINKED OUT OF EXISTENCE SO THAT YOU MAY SURVIVE? The revelation made Guilliman look away from the throne out of shame. He remembered Thiel and his sons fighting to save him after he had lost his duel with Fulgrim. He detested the fact that so many souls including those of the Ultramarines had to be sacrificed to spare him. “You need not carry this burden alone.” he managed to mutter. YOU SPEAK OF FULFILLING MY VISION LORD OF ULTRAMAR. WHEN MY BODY HAD LAID SHATTERED AMONGST THE BEST OF YOU, I ALREADY KNEW MY DREAM HAD DIED WITH THEM. Those words cut deeper than any wound he had ever received on the battlefield. Knowing full well that he deserved better, Guilliman still tried to desperately steer the conversation away from the madness it was fast devolving into. “Father, I--” YOU ARE NOT MY SON, NONE OF YOU EVER WERE. YOU WERE MY GIFTS TO HUMANITY. TWENTY SHINING BEACONS WHO WOULD HAVE USHERED US INTO A NEW AGE AS THE RIGHTFUL RULERS OF THE GALAXY. YET NOT ONE OF YOU COULD RISE ABOVE YOUR PERSONAL DESIRES AND ALLOWED EVERYTHING I HAD GIVEN YOU TO BE SQUANDERED. Guilliman had heard enough. The light had finally vanished from his eyes and all he gazed upon now was a broken man on top of a decaying throne, forever locked away in his misery. Humanity revered the Emperor as a God and here was proof that he was nothing more than a man, trapped in a prison of his own making. It was becoming increasingly difficult for him to hide his resentment. He and his brothers, no matter how flawed they were, had done their best to serve this man’s vision. Every step towards damnation was taken happily if it meant the sons could appease their father. He remembered Monarchia and how his actions had culminated in the betrayal of the Word Bearers. The Emperor’s wanton disregard for the legacy of his brothers steeled Roboute’s hearts for the gathering storm. "I will not allow us to go gently into the night." Spoke the Lord of Ultramar finally. "Do you hear me, father? You may have turned your back on us but I will never betray humanity." AS IS YOUR CHOICE LORD COMMANDER That was it, realized Guilliman. This entire charade was perhaps just another act of manipulation to goad him into action. To do what was necessary to save the Imperium both from within and without. Had his father anticipated this outcome? Had he already seen this happening millennia ago? The Emperor was powerful enough to read his mind without him realizing, was he doing so now? Was anything he had said actually true? Was he always this cruel or did his entombment cause him to be this way? Every possibility made him angrier and he turned around and started walking towards the gate bringing an abrupt end to their conversation. As he opened it, he looked back and asked one final question. “Why do you still fight?” No answer came forth. The energy in the room had already begun to dissipate. He could see his father atop the golden throne but could no longer feel his presence. "ANSWER ME!" Shouted Guilliman alerting the Custodes who began to rush towards the gate to restrain him. "WHY DO YOU STILL FIGHT?" As the guards closed in around him, a piercing light stopped them all dead in their tracks and Roboute Guilliman, lord of Ultramar, received the answer he craved for. Six words were burnt into every fiber of his being. Six words that formed a phrase so trivial, so insignificant, yet it had ensured humanity’s continued existence for ten thousand years amongst an uncaring cosmos. The words had borne witness to Ferrus charging the traitors on Isstavan and had compelled Sanguinius to face Horus aboard the Vengeful Spirit. They had seen the lowliest guardsman hold the line against insurmountable odds and were a lesson that Space Marines taught themselves over and over. They were a grim reminder for each man, woman, and child of the Imperium of what was required of them. Fitting then, that the Master of Mankind spoke the same words he expected humanity to live by. ONLY IN DEATH DOES DUTY END.
@@JohnDoe-wv7ep theyve usurped the Canon with the authors perspectives on the imperium. The Emperor was supposed to be right and akin to jesus that's what made the imperium a tragedy and thus grimdark. Now it's just another shitty empire ruled by another shitty man. Its become grimderp thanks to the authors substantiating memes cause it fits their view of things.
@@paul-antonywhatshisface3954 Sorry but I really disagree. The Emperor was not ever “right”. He was a single minded autocrat who thought his vision was the best and anyone who disagreed should die. He ruled through might not the fact that he was truly humanity’s shepherd. True he had good intentions and did great things for humanity and if everything went to plan the imperial truth might have worked. Likely his first crusades were vital for humanity’s survival. But I think he was just a man, a strong man and a mighty man, but still someone vulnerable to mistakes especially that of pride. Read the short story The Last Church. It really shows how he refuses to acknowledge the deeper morals and compassion that humanity thrives on and lives by in favor of practical brutality to ensure his vision of humanity.
_"In the face of overwhelming odds, and with countless enemies on every forseeable front...humanity continued to march forward."_ *The Emperor Protects.*
That scene of Gulliman, tears in his eyes as he begs for a reason to go on from the Lich that has replaced his once-beautiful father. The simple answer that holds such an infinite weight. Only in Death does Duty End. Honestly powerful shit and if you don’t feel equally overjoyed at the fact humanity could make it to the stars, and at the same time fucking defeated by the tragedy and sacrifice it will take not just to make it there, but to stay there and move forward, I don’t know what to tell you.
"Do not look to us for kindness. Do not look to us for hope. We are not the kind children of this new age. We are the rocks of its foundation. If you wish hope then look to what we make. If you wish kindness then look to those who will come after us." - Rogal Dorn, address to the Three Hundred Magistrates of Terra.
It’s a horrifying concept that in Warhanmer 40k humanity is always facing a cosmic threat which is either a bunch of demons or a bunch of otherworldly creatures, yet in the end they persevere through these and come out as the last one standing, long live humanity.
@@gravitatemortuus1080I mean the imperium is still losing pretty badly the tearing it regularly beat them and currently they have only deployed their scouting Force gazskull has become a kork which used to be able to regularly defeat the war in heaven version of the necrons it's only a matter of time before his waghhhhh becomes to powerful for the imperium to stop chaos of course is still running wild not to even mention the necrons which are no doubt the most powerful faction by far the writers are going to have to retcon them or they will literally wipe out the entire 40K universe with ease and that's not to even mention the other smaller races that are still a huge threat but not as big as necrons orks or chaos the imperium has been losing as soon as the necrons woke up
Def one of the better Little Dark Age edits I've seen, in terms of both audio and visual. Especially like the quotes you threw in; they certainly exemplify the struggles humanity faces in a galaxy full of horrors.
“I won’t pretend this will be easy. But it is vital. Vital to Imperial success on this world, vital perhaps to the entire Crusade. The enemy and their ambitions will be denied, if it takes every spark of our lives and every drop of our blood. We fight for the Emperor today, fight as if we were standing at his side as his chosen bodyguard. Protect the men to your left and right as if they were the Emperor himself. Do not slacken, do not falter. Victory awaits you, and if not victory, then the glory of a brave death in service to the Golden Throne of Terra. The Emperor will provide, if you are true. His hand guides us, his eyes watch over us, and even in death he will bring us to him and we shall sit in splendor at his side beyond the Eternity Gate. “For Lost Tanith, for Mighty Volpone, for Imperial Earth… advance!” - Gaunt Rallying up the Tanith and his Rivals the Volpone.
What a piece of work is man. How noble in reason. How infinite in faculties, in form and moving how express and admirable, in action how like an angel... In apprehension, *_how like a god._*
You forgot the second part: "In apprehension how like a god. The beauty of the world, the paragon of animals. And yet to me, what is this quintessence of dust? Man delights not me; no, nor Woman neither." The whole speech is a build up to an ironic punchline.
Our end has come my men oh and what a glorious end as we hold the line so the civilians could escape! look now men look how many they sent just for us they couldn’t beat us any other way! I can think of no better end standing between a unstoppable hoard of monsters and the peoples we love! so let the monsters come we shall do what what the guard has always done hold the line and remember the fight isn’t over till the last man drops his gun falls!
"Yet for all this thankless sacrifice a Guardsman is a man, just like you. He has no millennia-old genetic engineering, no prophetic leader, no miracles of faith. He has his lasgun, his orders, and those beside him. He is the Imperial Guard. And he will hold the line."
One of my favorite renditions of little dark age on the imperium, your dedication to syncing visuals and effects to the music is superb! Long live the emperor brother
"I am Rylanor of the Emperor's Children. Ancient of Rites, Venerable of the Palatine Host, and proud servant of the Emperor of Mankind, beloved by all. I reject you now and always!" - Ancient Rylanor, of the Emperor's Children Legion before turning three Thousand Sons loyal again and attempting to kill his Primarch.
There is something really powerful about the angelic and apotheotic (that's a word right?) imagery with the imperium of man. Like, it's totally fucked, but that is something very powerful, just the celebration and idolisation of humanity, the human spirit and the human figure being portrayed as divine. Reminds me of a lot of soviet art and sculpture.
Pity the guardsman? For all his lack of power, no dark gods giving him favor, no ancient technology from ages past, no gifts of biological superiority. Yet he holds the line, and has held the line for ten thousand years, and despite the best efforts of the entire spiteful galaxy of unimaginable horrors, he continues holding the line so that humanity can have a brighter tomorrow. *What's your excuse, monster?*
(1:53) You know all the favor of Chaos won’t do a damn thing for you when you look up and see ROBOUTE GUILLIMAN bringing Big E’s Own Sword down on your head.
God I just want humanity united already, but even that beautiful idea is corrupted and I can't find it in myself to support a globalist world. Fucking hell man, I'm tired of larping and having my dreams in a videogame, Humanity is 100% capable of everything in this video and things our sensory brains can't comprehend. Thank you for this video, this unironically inspires me to believe this is a world worth fighting for. ATLAS, RISE.
Sadly is gonna be a time before humanity gathers the brain cells to do that but in the meantime we can build the foundation for that unification a way to start is easy.Don’t see people by their nationality seems as they are,which is humans
A fascist dictatorship of endless warfare? Lol no. A united humanity will happen one day but sadly nationalism and hate are too common among our sad species
I am a strong supporter of human supremacy. I was born long before space exploration, but I hope our descendants will be strong and overcome all the trials against the darkness that lies beyond Terra and not be tamed by the xenos. That's why I like Warhammer 40k; it may be a dark and brutal universe, but it represents human supremacy and adaptability in all circumstances. Humanity survives and thrives, and I hope that Warhammer 40k concludes with humanity winning the long war for survival. LONG LIVE HUMANITY! FOR THE GOD EMPEROR! FOR HUMANITY!
“And in a sunless realm the sun rose at last” Only in the 41st Millennium does bitter sweet victory taste so good. Despite the odds and overwhelming sacrifice of billions, humanity still lives to see the sun rise on a new day, ready to fight the darkness between the stars EMPEROR PROTECTS!
You have a duty to your ancestors to seek greatness. Do not forget how they threw themselves onto spears fighting for a better life. You must push yourself ever onward. Like the first animal to crawl out of the sea and onto the burning sands. It matters not why, but simply that you do. Likewise when the time of war comes you have a duty to your children to do the same. Would you shirk your duty? Seek the pleasures of this mortal coil and pass the ills of the day onto them?
And when the emperor arises from the golden throne the galaxy will tremble with fear knowing what is to come the imperium will hit a new golden age and everyone will know the true power of mankind
I finally learnt where the quote about "and in a sunless realm the sun rose at last" but I think it being used as an analogy to the great Crusade is a cooler use of it.
Reading so many comments about the horrible and endless era of slaughter and war that humanity lives in the fortieth millennium, I have come to a terrifying reflection. What will happen when the storm of death, ruin and destruction finally ends? when humanity can rest, when the threats of the Empire are finally stopped. Will the legendary Gray Knights, demon hunters, become relics of the past? The Astartes, warriors who only know war as their home, will they be needed in this new era of peace, when there are no longer wars to fight and enemies to defeat? Does humanity need weapons when calm is the only thing on the horizon? Will worlds like Krieg or Armageddon be able to live in this era they could never imagine?... Peace. Just knowing the conflict and suffering makes him unable to know if the Imperium would be able to live a life, when it was only seen as an easy-to-replace currency. I doubt that he can adapt to such an abrupt and unknown change.
In its youth the Imperium seemed as if it was to dominate the universe, However that dream is now lost. Many Xeno's and Gods of Chaos challenge humanity but, humanity shall rise back from the ashes no matter how many times it gets striked down by the horrors of this universe.
"Look what they've made of our dream. This bloated, rotting carcass of an empire is driven not by reason and hope but by fear, hate and ignorance. Better that we had all burned in the fires of Horus' ambition than live to see this." - Roboute Guilliman, Primarch of the XIIIth Legion of the Adeptus Astartes
WH40K Was based from Histories, Religion, Myths and legends, Sci-fi, and warfare I appreciate to the game developers and the one who made this game so far.
War was always here. Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner. That is the way it was and will be. That way and not some other way.
In the beginning of the video it shows a quote that said the following: " We have lived under brutal regime where billions die in war every day for over 10,000 years .... And they are our only hope." Did the math, it was pretty easy really. This many people died 3.65e+15. Thats more people then you can ever imagine. That is the lowest possible amount too, if the quote is considered true it references billions, not the 1 billion i based my math on. My number is the lowest possible amount based on that info.
my guess is it didnt literally mean that every single day billions die, but that billions are dying in general and that process is going on every single day
it's possible considering terra alone has like 1-10 quadrillion. So yeah the galaxy is a big place, who would have known. Edit : 3.65e+15 is 3.65 quadrillion
1:24 Where'd you get that quote? It's a good one that I think sums up the Imperium well, but I couldn't find its origins anywhere, or any version of it. :/
"My right wing is dangerously threatened; my centre is giving way; it is impossible to manoeuvre." "Situation excellent, I am attacking." *ONLY IN DEATH DOES DUTY END.*
"Go ahead, leave because it got a little hard, a little hopeless, but we stay, stay and hold this line. We held it before you got here and we will keep holding it after you leave. We'll show you over grown tin cans that we'll get it done." Guardsmen to a space marine, on an unknown planet, in one of the countless of hive cities under siege.
40k is the one universe that makes me really sad and empowered at the same time. Long live humanity!
Ikr
It really conveys that feeling of being willing to give your life willingly for a cause that might be lost, just for the chance that there's some hope. At least when portrayed like in this video.
@@Raigosai
Human preservation has no chance of a end in the 40k. And no method is too brutal or horrific to accomplish this goal.
Long live humanity
If done right, it definitely is a setting that can accomplish wonders.
If done right.
Don’t be sad brother. Be happy. Why?: endless combat.
"How does it feel to die for your Corpse-Emperor?"
"I only lament I couldn't take more of you with me, heretic."
-How does it feel to die for you Corpse-Emperor?
-Euphoric
@@hvemskall8265 certified krieg moment
which is this from? Sounds like something the necrons said to mechanicus
@@Deadsmegma Necrons are Xenos, not heretics. This was said by some Chaos filth to a loyal servant of the Imperium. Lost now to the annals of history.
I lament that I can only do it once
You know it’s a good video when it starts with the stern, glorious visage of Father Dorn
The animation that started it all.
And a quote from the Emperor
This video is now fortified.
Hold my bolt pistol...
Here you go Brothers!
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One of the things I like a lot about the Warhammer 40k artwork done, and a lot of credit is due to the artists for this and making it pretty consistent across the board, is how they tend to resemble a renaissance style of depicting the romance of warfare. Despite us knowing how gritty and dark it actually is lore wise. I think it would be accurate to say this is what a remembrancer would create to present to imperial citizens, just like many artists did back in our own history portraying famous battles and events.
You know I never thought of it that way, but now I cannot unsee it. You're 100% correct. It really taps into that primal recognition of the rebirth of western civilization after Rome's fall.
You know, they don't have to show what it actually looks like, although they do many times. The essence of true art is to catch the underlying meaning and to show that. And I think, that Warhammer artists are a group of real ones, with real talent and message.
i mean alot of astartes do see warfare this way. It's very interesting to read their books, its a big contrast to most military fiction
@@impguardwarhamer Yeah, I love all the horus heresy books as it tries and balance a romance and horror angle at the same time.
Orks - little dark age: "Why is there so much peace and tranquility..."
What is life without WAAAGH?
That last quote... glad Ferrus Manus gets some remembrance. The First primarch to give his life for the Emperor’s dream. Thank you. The Iron Hands have been role models for me since middle school. Having a prosthetic leg since age 5, and feeling singled out for it all the time, I never really found anyone I could get attached to... that is, until the first time I heard the words “Flesh is Weak.” That opened up a door in my mind and imagination that sounds and looks just like this, only it’s an army of Iron Hands terminators marching into a maelstrom of conflict, knowing that despite all they had lost, all that had been broken, they still have the strength to see their duty done. Strength through adversity, and defiance to the end is what the Iron Hands gave me. I’d be in a much darker place if it weren’t for their story.
UPON THE ANVIL
AND BY THE IRON.
@Alpha Wolf PARAMETERS RECOGNIZED. 🫡
Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense.
Shame on those who think ill of us.
You are a rare iron hands fan and I SALUTE YOU
the flesh is weak, but the machine is strong!
Ferrus manus the strongest primarch for his iron will to reunite humanity
Nice seeing one of my favorite quotes from The Master of Mankind at the start. "And in a sunless realm the sun rose at last." Gives me goosebumps every time I read it.
That chapter of the book and that sentence in particular was the main reason why I became interested in this universe. Goosebumps just remembering the arrival of the anathema.
@@hvemskall8265 Me and my Dad loved that book. The whole book the Custodians and Sisters were almost constantly on the backfoot, just barely holding on against the tide of Darkness. Then the Anathema arrives and the tables turn. I think that was the book that made me realize that Chaos doesn't just see the Emperor as an enemy, but fear him.
@@lorgaraurelian6676 Now if only GW hadn't changed Big E from misguided hero to deranged psychopath with the new era lore. Doesn't help ADB is a hardcore Chaos fanboy and hated even The Old Emperor
@lord wolf hello
Hi, i Just started to look into 40k lore even tough i've never even played It and i don't know where the lore starts. What's the First book or story that i have to read?
''we have lived under a brutal regime where billions die everyday for over 10,000 years
and they are our only hope''
is hands down the best description of the empire.
it only makes sense once you realize just how horrific everyone and everything else is in the warhammer universe.
the empire isnt good at all, but compared to everything else out there, they're armored angels.
its a literal hellscape.
Just to add:
1. The main reason the Empire is the best option is because they are unified. Under any other system, cracks will appear and collapse would be inevitable.
2. The enemies out there are fucking insane. I remember a VOD of the TTRPG Only War. The players ended up like the movie Predator '87, but they all died.
Suddenly taus
The Tao exist though.
@@pogopenguin True. Just to add, Ive seen way to much Tao porn, WH40k fans surely have their favorites.
@@pogopenguin The Tau are space commies though, they literally breed people for tasks and have any human's who join them "fixed" and are not above lobotamizing anyone who doesn't go with the "greater good." They are what the WEF aspires to be so I wouldn't call them good.
“My only regret is that I have but one life to give for my emperor.”
The full passage from the end
Guilliman followed Captain-General Valoris of the Adeptus Custodes as they descended down the pathway towards the Golden Throne. With every step, he moved slower, his mind tearing itself between the practical and theoretical of what might transpire when he would finally cross the threshold and come face to face with his father. All of Ultramar’s resources had been put to the task of making this moment a reality but only now was it dawning on him that he had never taken a moment to actually think about what he wanted to say.
“We have arrived,” said Valoris snapping Roboute out of his trance as they stopped before a massive gate made out of gold covered by a gothic arch on both sides. “I must warn you, standing near his presence is difficult even for us, be wary that you are not overwhelmed.”
“I have been here before” retorted the Lord of Ultramar firmly.
“Yet everything has changed since you last tread these halls Primarch.” snapped the Custodes, his resentment clearly showing through his stoic demeanor. “Know this, if you even so much as have a treacherous thought in his presence, I will end you”. Before Guilliman could respond, Valoris put up his hand to silence him. “Enough talk, the master beckons.”
Realizing that no good would come out of addressing the Captain General's insults, Roboute opened the gate and walked inside the throne room. When he entered, all he saw was a golden light that encompassed every inch of the chamber. It was oddly calm despite the towering presence of the Emperor emanating from the center of the room. All of the Mechanicus adepts tasked with preserving the Golden Throne and the Custodes charged with guarding it had been removed so that the master of mankind could grant his son a private audience.
As he approached the throne, he realized that he had tears in his eyes. He had chastised some of his sons who had offered such displays of reverence after he had been resurrected and the irony was not lost on him. Perhaps he thought, this is how all humans were genetically programmed to react when reunited with the man who had sired them.
Guilliman gently lowered himself to his knees and whispered a single word.
“Father.”
Suddenly he felt the aura within the room begin to change dramatically. Where there had been peace, energy now oozed from every pore electrifying the entire atmosphere and then the psychic shock struck him.
THE THIRTEENTH RETURNS
Gasping for air as if being drowned by a tidal wave, Guilliman tried his best to compose himself. The psychic essence of the emperor was like an inexplicable weight hammering him into to the ground and if he wasn’t kneeling already, he would have surely had to do so now.
“What has happened to you father?” Questioned the Primarch painstakingly. He couldn’t explain what was wrong but deep down he sensed something had changed within the Emperor after he had been entombed for countless millennia.
WHAT FATE DECREED FOR ME
"What do you mean?" Responded Guilliman, bewildered by the answer. He had never heard him use such words during the Great Crusade and in his desperation to grasp their meanings he asked his father another question, one that had gnawed away at him ever since his rebirth. “How could you have allowed all this misery and strife to befall our Imperium?”
I AM NOT THE SHEPHERD HUMANITY SEEKS. IT WAS ALWAYS MY AMBITION THAT THEY WOULD NO LONGER HAVE NEED OF ME. ALL I CAN DO NOW IS TO PROTECT THEM AS I SEE FIT SO THAT ONE DAY THEY MAY RISE ON THEIR OWN.
Guilliman’s confusion quickly turned into a burning rage. "And if they don’t?" Bellowed the Primarch angrily, “What if their flame is extinguished long before they realize your dream for you?”
THEN THAT IS WHAT FATE WOULD HAVE DECREED FOR THEM
"Why do you keep talking of fate?" Spat Roboute, “You had always taught us that humanity would forge its own destiny!” Guilliman’s shock became palpable. He had assumed that when he met his father, they would lay down their plans on how to strike back at all those trying to subjugate or eradicate humanity but instead, he found a grieving man looking only for a sympathetic ear.
IT WAS HUBRIS THAT MADE ME BELIEVE I ALONE HAD THE ANSWERS. PRIDE IS THE GREATEST SIN WHICH IS WHY I SUFFER THE GREATEST PUNISHMENT.
"And this suffering, is it penance? or your solution? To wither away while humanity begs and pleads for their savior hoping that he might listen?"
I HAVE ALWAYS HEARD THEM. EVERY LIE, EVERY PRAYER, EVERY SHOUT AND EVERY SCREAM. I HEARD YOU WHEN YOU CRIED OUT FOR ME TO SAVE YOU. WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW THE PRICE I PAID TO KEEP YOU ALIVE? OF THE BILLIONS THAT BLINKED OUT OF EXISTENCE SO THAT YOU MAY SURVIVE?
The revelation made Guilliman look away from the throne out of shame. He remembered Thiel and his sons fighting to save him after he had lost his duel with Fulgrim. He detested the fact that so many souls including those of the Ultramarines had to be sacrificed to spare him.
“You need not carry this burden alone.” he managed to mutter.
YOU SPEAK OF FULFILLING MY VISION LORD OF ULTRAMAR. WHEN MY BODY HAD LAID SHATTERED AMONGST THE BEST OF YOU, I ALREADY KNEW MY DREAM HAD DIED WITH THEM.
Those words cut deeper than any wound he had ever received on the battlefield. Knowing full well that he deserved better, Guilliman still tried to desperately steer the conversation away from the madness it was fast devolving into. “Father, I--”
YOU ARE NOT MY SON, NONE OF YOU EVER WERE. YOU WERE MY GIFTS TO HUMANITY. TWENTY SHINING BEACONS WHO WOULD HAVE USHERED US INTO A NEW AGE AS THE RIGHTFUL RULERS OF THE GALAXY. YET NOT ONE OF YOU COULD RISE ABOVE YOUR PERSONAL DESIRES AND ALLOWED EVERYTHING I HAD GIVEN YOU TO BE SQUANDERED.
Guilliman had heard enough. The light had finally vanished from his eyes and all he gazed upon now was a broken man on top of a decaying throne, forever locked away in his misery. Humanity revered the Emperor as a God and here was proof that he was nothing more than a man, trapped in a prison of his own making. It was becoming increasingly difficult for him to hide his resentment. He and his brothers, no matter how flawed they were, had done their best to serve this man’s vision. Every step towards damnation was taken happily if it meant the sons could appease their father. He remembered Monarchia and how his actions had culminated in the betrayal of the Word Bearers. The Emperor’s wanton disregard for the legacy of his brothers steeled Roboute’s hearts for the gathering storm.
"I will not allow us to go gently into the night." Spoke the Lord of Ultramar finally. "Do you hear me, father? You may have turned your back on us but I will never betray humanity."
AS IS YOUR CHOICE LORD COMMANDER
That was it, realized Guilliman. This entire charade was perhaps just another act of manipulation to goad him into action. To do what was necessary to save the Imperium both from within and without. Had his father anticipated this outcome? Had he already seen this happening millennia ago? The Emperor was powerful enough to read his mind without him realizing, was he doing so now? Was anything he had said actually true? Was he always this cruel or did his entombment cause him to be this way? Every possibility made him angrier and he turned around and started walking towards the gate bringing an abrupt end to their conversation.
As he opened it, he looked back and asked one final question.
“Why do you still fight?”
No answer came forth. The energy in the room had already begun to dissipate. He could see his father atop the golden throne but could no longer feel his presence.
"ANSWER ME!" Shouted Guilliman alerting the Custodes who began to rush towards the gate to restrain him. "WHY DO YOU STILL FIGHT?"
As the guards closed in around him, a piercing light stopped them all dead in their tracks and Roboute Guilliman, lord of Ultramar, received the answer he craved for. Six words were burnt into every fiber of his being. Six words that formed a phrase so trivial, so insignificant, yet it had ensured humanity’s continued existence for ten thousand years amongst an uncaring cosmos.
The words had borne witness to Ferrus charging the traitors on Isstavan and had compelled Sanguinius to face Horus aboard the Vengeful Spirit. They had seen the lowliest guardsman hold the line against insurmountable odds and were a lesson that Space Marines taught themselves over and over. They were a grim reminder for each man, woman, and child of the Imperium of what was required of them. Fitting then, that the Master of Mankind spoke the same words he expected humanity to live by.
ONLY IN DEATH DOES DUTY END.
Thanks for posting this.
Please don't tell me this is from a official source. Is this Canon? If so I fucking weep for this hobby.
@@paul-antonywhatshisface3954 why?
@@JohnDoe-wv7ep theyve usurped the Canon with the authors perspectives on the imperium. The Emperor was supposed to be right and akin to jesus that's what made the imperium a tragedy and thus grimdark. Now it's just another shitty empire ruled by another shitty man. Its become grimderp thanks to the authors substantiating memes cause it fits their view of things.
@@paul-antonywhatshisface3954 Sorry but I really disagree. The Emperor was not ever “right”. He was a single minded autocrat who thought his vision was the best and anyone who disagreed should die. He ruled through might not the fact that he was truly humanity’s shepherd. True he had good intentions and did great things for humanity and if everything went to plan the imperial truth might have worked. Likely his first crusades were vital for humanity’s survival. But I think he was just a man, a strong man and a mighty man, but still someone vulnerable to mistakes especially that of pride. Read the short story The Last Church. It really shows how he refuses to acknowledge the deeper morals and compassion that humanity thrives on and lives by in favor of practical brutality to ensure his vision of humanity.
_"In the face of overwhelming odds, and with countless enemies on every forseeable front...humanity continued to march forward."_
*The Emperor Protects.*
The Emperor protects
One of the best 40k edits I’ve seen. The emperor protects.
FOR THE EMPEROR'S WILL!
That scene of Gulliman, tears in his eyes as he begs for a reason to go on from the Lich that has replaced his once-beautiful father. The simple answer that holds such an infinite weight. Only in Death does Duty End. Honestly powerful shit and if you don’t feel equally overjoyed at the fact humanity could make it to the stars, and at the same time fucking defeated by the tragedy and sacrifice it will take not just to make it there, but to stay there and move forward, I don’t know what to tell you.
what scene is that from?
@@impguardwarhamer It's fan written. Very well received by the whole community but as far as I can tell not officially from GW.
"Do not look to us for kindness. Do not look to us for hope. We are not the kind children of this new age. We are the rocks of its foundation. If you wish hope then look to what we make. If you wish kindness then look to those who will come after us." - Rogal Dorn, address to the Three Hundred Magistrates of Terra.
The Emperor protects
Jokes aside the quote "And in a sunless realm the sun rose at last" sounds something like a roman or a ancient great emperor would say that.
Thats an actual quote from the book "Master of Mankind". its from the Horus Heresy Series its book 41 I believe
Aurelian smiles upon thee
It’s a horrifying concept that in Warhanmer 40k humanity is always facing a cosmic threat which is either a bunch of demons or a bunch of otherworldly creatures, yet in the end they persevere through these and come out as the last one standing, long live humanity.
hmmmm... not always, before the return of giga chad Guilliman the imperium was losing badly.
@@carlosgarzon8900 Was it? Or was it what they sold? Maybe we were fine, but we were sold, we needed some child creation of the emperor.
@@gravitatemortuus1080I mean the imperium is still losing pretty badly the tearing it regularly beat them and currently they have only deployed their scouting Force gazskull has become a kork which used to be able to regularly defeat the war in heaven version of the necrons it's only a matter of time before his waghhhhh becomes to powerful for the imperium to stop chaos of course is still running wild not to even mention the necrons which are no doubt the most powerful faction by far the writers are going to have to retcon them or they will literally wipe out the entire 40K universe with ease and that's not to even mention the other smaller races that are still a huge threat but not as big as necrons orks or chaos the imperium has been losing as soon as the necrons woke up
We ain't winning or losing we're just surviving
My Armor Is Contempt
My Shield Is Disgust
My Sword Is Hatred
In The Emperor's Name, Let None Survive!
"For those we cherish, we die in Glory!"
-Lamenters
Def one of the better Little Dark Age edits I've seen, in terms of both audio and visual. Especially like the quotes you threw in; they certainly exemplify the struggles humanity faces in a galaxy full of horrors.
Finally a good little dark age 40k edit.
“I won’t pretend this will be easy. But it is vital. Vital to Imperial success on this world, vital perhaps to the entire Crusade. The enemy and their ambitions will be denied, if it takes every spark of our lives and every drop of our blood. We fight for the Emperor today, fight as if we were standing at his side as his chosen bodyguard. Protect the men to your left and right as if they were the Emperor himself. Do not slacken, do not falter. Victory awaits you, and if not victory, then the glory of a brave death in service to the Golden Throne of Terra. The Emperor will provide, if you are true. His hand guides us, his eyes watch over us, and even in death he will bring us to him and we shall sit in splendor at his side beyond the Eternity Gate. “For Lost Tanith, for Mighty Volpone, for Imperial Earth… advance!” - Gaunt Rallying up the Tanith and his Rivals the Volpone.
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS
I can't imagine how hard it is for for GW knowing that the best warhammer 40k cinematics are made by their fans :D
"Demons flee when the good man draws his sword."
What a piece of work is man.
How noble in reason.
How infinite in faculties, in form and moving how express and admirable, in action how like an angel...
In apprehension, *_how like a god._*
It amazes me how a quote from a kids movie is that damn detailed and expressionate.
@@thejanglyman3886 What are you talking about? That's Shakespeare. What movie did you mean?
@@redengineer4380 Wait a fucking minute thats shakespeare? Oh, well I heard the same exact quote in the movie Coraline.
I’m an idiot
@@thejanglyman3886 at least you had the nads to admit it. o7
You forgot the second part:
"In apprehension how like a god. The beauty of the world, the paragon of animals. And yet to me, what is this quintessence of dust? Man delights not me; no, nor Woman neither."
The whole speech is a build up to an ironic punchline.
Our end has come my men oh and what a glorious end as we hold the line so the civilians could escape! look now men look how many they sent just for us they couldn’t beat us any other way! I can think of no better end standing between a unstoppable hoard of monsters and the peoples we love! so let the monsters come we shall do what what the guard has always done hold the line and remember the fight isn’t over till the last man drops his gun falls!
"Yet for all this thankless sacrifice a Guardsman is a man, just like you. He has no millennia-old genetic engineering, no prophetic leader, no miracles of faith. He has his lasgun, his orders, and those beside him. He is the Imperial Guard.
And he will hold the line."
I think mankind in 40K best epitomizes Dylan Thomas' poem "Do not go gentle into that goodnight."
Whenever you start to feel a little down, just remember. In the Canon timeline, The Emperor walks amongst us now.
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS
One of my favorite renditions of little dark age on the imperium, your dedication to syncing visuals and effects to the music is superb! Long live the emperor brother
Finally found a great warhammer 40k edit, such a shame that the other edits on TH-cam were all taken down
Saint Celestine appearing at humanities most desperate times is always great to see in books and lore
Plus she's hot so
Bro casually dropped one of the hardest edits, so good the emperor himself kneeled.
Struggle, contend, endure, for that alone is the sword of one who defies death.
Berserker
And in the grim darkness of the far future, every light shines more brighter
"Only in death does duty end"
Dreadnought: "-Said no strong man ever!"
“How does it feel dying for a failing empire and long dead corpse!”
:”euphoric”
this is hands down the best edit I've seen. There is few things that can make one feel proud of the imperium.
"I am Rylanor of the Emperor's Children. Ancient of Rites, Venerable of the Palatine Host, and proud servant of the Emperor of Mankind, beloved by all. I reject you now and always!" - Ancient Rylanor, of the Emperor's Children Legion before turning three Thousand Sons loyal again and attempting to kill his Primarch.
that brave Astarte who rested in a glorious Dreadnaught now rests in the glory of the emperor.
i like to imagine all the astartes singing this under their helmets as they march into battle
There is something really powerful about the angelic and apotheotic (that's a word right?) imagery with the imperium of man. Like, it's totally fucked, but that is something very powerful, just the celebration and idolisation of humanity, the human spirit and the human figure being portrayed as divine. Reminds me of a lot of soviet art and sculpture.
Very biblical this love for humanity
@@JhoferGamer
For humanity is dearly beloved.
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS
"WHY DO YOU STILL CARE, WHY DO YOU STILL FIGHT FOR THEM!!!!!" - Guilliman
"Because only in death does DUTY END" - The Emporer
“Life is the Emperor’s currency. Spend it well!” 💀💀💀
Bro I know warhammer is supposed to be like super dark grim sad universe but it weirdly empowers me to serve humanity and the emperor
Anyone regularly watch this to remind themselves that you are not alone.. the unheard ones in the world are hated, and make up 90% of the planet.
Pity the guardsman?
For all his lack of power, no dark gods giving him favor, no ancient technology from ages past, no gifts of biological superiority.
Yet he holds the line, and has held the line for ten thousand years, and despite the best efforts of the entire spiteful galaxy of unimaginable horrors, he continues holding the line so that humanity can have a brighter tomorrow.
*What's your excuse, monster?*
its beautiful
If you leave out the darkness of the franchise. It is really inspiring how humanity is always struggling in face of cosmic horrors.
EMPEROR PROTECTS!
I didn't want this video to end.
(1:53) You know all the favor of Chaos won’t do a damn thing for you when you look up and see ROBOUTE GUILLIMAN bringing Big E’s Own Sword down on your head.
The mix of Sci-fi,medievial,and mythology is just surreal
Warhammer was hell of a masterpiece
God I just want humanity united already, but even that beautiful idea is corrupted and I can't find it in myself to support a globalist world. Fucking hell man, I'm tired of larping and having my dreams in a videogame, Humanity is 100% capable of everything in this video and things our sensory brains can't comprehend. Thank you for this video, this unironically inspires me to believe this is a world worth fighting for.
ATLAS, RISE.
How the hell did you sum up exactly what I was also feeling?
Sadly is gonna be a time before humanity gathers the brain cells to do that but in the meantime we can build the foundation for that unification a way to start is easy.Don’t see people by their nationality seems as they are,which is humans
If you are truly a Warhammer 40k fan, you do not want to live in this universe.
A fascist dictatorship of endless warfare? Lol no. A united humanity will happen one day but sadly nationalism and hate are too common among our sad species
We can be united if were not the only ones in this universe
My Armor is contempt
My Shield is Disgust
My Sword is Hatred
In the Emperor’s Name
Let None Survive
LONG LIVE MANKIND
I love this this words. W40 has some of the best quotes in the fictional universe.
warhmmer 40k a universe with good lore, good fans but rarily good games
Hope Darktide and Space Marine 2 will be good
Chaos has overtaken GW and its writers.
This has been on a loop for 6 hours now. No regrets
For the glory of the Emperor and the survival of mankind, we shall fight until there is nothing to be fought.
"Your serving a corpse on throne Marine! How does it feel to know your false God sits rotting while humanity decays"
"Euphoric."
"
so how much bass should I put in?
inner HvemSkall : YES
I am a strong supporter of human supremacy. I was born long before space exploration, but I hope our descendants will be strong and overcome all the trials against the darkness that lies beyond Terra and not be tamed by the xenos. That's why I like Warhammer 40k; it may be a dark and brutal universe, but it represents human supremacy and adaptability in all circumstances. Humanity survives and thrives, and I hope that Warhammer 40k concludes with humanity winning the long war for survival. LONG LIVE HUMANITY! FOR THE GOD EMPEROR! FOR HUMANITY!
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS
The zooms just make it funny
That shit was hard
“And in a sunless realm the sun rose at last”
Only in the 41st Millennium does bitter sweet victory taste so good. Despite the odds and overwhelming sacrifice of billions, humanity still lives to see the sun rise on a new day, ready to fight the darkness between the stars
EMPEROR PROTECTS!
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS
You have a duty to your ancestors to seek greatness. Do not forget how they threw themselves onto spears fighting for a better life. You must push yourself ever onward. Like the first animal to crawl out of the sea and onto the burning sands. It matters not why, but simply that you do. Likewise when the time of war comes you have a duty to your children to do the same. Would you shirk your duty? Seek the pleasures of this mortal coil and pass the ills of the day onto them?
And behold the pale horse. Who's riders' name is Death. And Hell follows with him.
For the Emperor… Commissar… this is not heresy 😮💨
whern youre more patriotic for an fictional empire than your own which is understandable
And when the emperor arises from the golden throne the galaxy will tremble with fear knowing what is to come the imperium will hit a new golden age and everyone will know the true power of mankind
I finally learnt where the quote about "and in a sunless realm the sun rose at last" but I think it being used as an analogy to the great Crusade is a cooler use of it.
Reading so many comments about the horrible and endless era of slaughter and war that humanity lives in the fortieth millennium, I have come to a terrifying reflection.
What will happen when the storm of death, ruin and destruction finally ends?
when humanity can rest, when the threats of the Empire are finally stopped.
Will the legendary Gray Knights, demon hunters, become relics of the past?
The Astartes, warriors who only know war as their home, will they be needed in this new era of peace, when there are no longer wars to fight and enemies to defeat?
Does humanity need weapons when calm is the only thing on the horizon?
Will worlds like Krieg or Armageddon be able to live in this era they could never imagine?... Peace.
Just knowing the conflict and suffering makes him unable to know if the Imperium would be able to live a life, when it was only seen as an easy-to-replace currency. I doubt that he can adapt to such an abrupt and unknown change.
What happened to the thunder warriors?
There probably needs to be another crusade happening to subdue worlds that would not stop doing war, lol.
Sad thing is humanity will never win win
Sad thing is humanity will never win win
In its youth the Imperium seemed as if it was to dominate the universe, However that dream is now lost. Many Xeno's and Gods of Chaos challenge humanity but, humanity shall rise back from the ashes no matter how many times it gets striked down by the horrors of this universe.
We are humans we make our own destiny’s and we are not bound by fate.
Ferrus?
" we have lived under a brutal regime where billions die in war everyday for over 10.000 years.
And they are our only Hope "
By: Holy Terra.
Damm.
I’ve probably added 40k of the views myself to this masterpiece.
Same, haha
In the grim darkness of future there is only war
But we well not surrender
Because in death does duty ends
Long live the god emperor
Marvelous edit about this dark Milleniums.
Excellent version of Little Dark Age.
The best one so, far great job!!!
"Look what they've made of our dream. This bloated, rotting carcass of an empire is driven not by reason and hope but by fear, hate and ignorance. Better that we had all burned in the fires of Horus' ambition than live to see this." - Roboute Guilliman, Primarch of the XIIIth Legion of the Adeptus Astartes
WH40K Was based from Histories, Religion, Myths and legends, Sci-fi, and warfare
I appreciate to the game developers and the one who made this game so far.
You just introduced me to 40kwarhammer.
Ayo this is fire !
The transition match with the beats and that's awesome man :D
After playing SM2, seeing Lieutenant Titus in this video gives the video new meaning.
i watch this at the very least once a month have no idea why but it like lifts me up
Human praise is the praise of courage! Human greatness is the greatness of courage!
This Might Be The Best 2 and a 40 seconds of my life
So fucking kino. Great job man.
This os the nest edit of Little dark age i found, same vibes as kenshi, loving these universes🙏🏽💛
FOR THE EMPEROR'S WILL!
I can feel the testosterone of this edit
Great edit
War was always here. Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner. That is the way it was and will be. That way and not some other way.
In the beginning of the video it shows a quote that said the following:
" We have lived under brutal regime where billions die in war every day for over 10,000 years .... And they are our only hope."
Did the math, it was pretty easy really. This many people died 3.65e+15.
Thats more people then you can ever imagine.
That is the lowest possible amount too, if the quote is considered true it references billions, not the 1 billion i based my math on. My number is the lowest possible amount based on that info.
my guess is it didnt literally mean that every single day billions die, but that billions are dying in general and that process is going on every single day
it's possible considering terra alone has like 1-10 quadrillion.
So yeah the galaxy is a big place, who would have known.
Edit : 3.65e+15 is 3.65 quadrillion
Hive worlds are responsible for mass producing one resource and one resource alone; guardsmen.
You are wrong, "Only in death does duty end" is wrong.
Even in death, I still serve...
Limitless... Cinematic... Potential.
For the emperor!
For the emperium!
With most of the race from 40k, 40 thousand years truly "little"
1:24 Where'd you get that quote? It's a good one that I think sums up the Imperium well, but I couldn't find its origins anywhere, or any version of it. :/
LDA works really well with any dark setting... but it works the best with 40k. Great video!
We only gotta wait another 38,000 years lads.
Tfw the imperium lasted more than the dark age of technology and the age of emperor.
The DAoT lasted for 10,000 years and the Emperor's Reign was 5,000 years?? That's 15,000 years. The Imperium is only 11,000 years old??
This is best what I watched in my life
"My right wing is dangerously threatened; my centre is giving way; it is impossible to manoeuvre."
"Situation excellent, I am attacking."
*ONLY IN DEATH DOES DUTY END.*
There was no hope for humanity for over 10,000 years. Until now.
"Go ahead, leave because it got a little hard, a little hopeless, but we stay, stay and hold this line. We held it before you got here and we will keep holding it after you leave. We'll show you over grown tin cans that we'll get it done."
Guardsmen to a space marine, on an unknown planet, in one of the countless of hive cities under siege.