@@sidneyswope3000 I'm new to Warhammer40k, but even I know that if the Orks AND Humans, along with the Astartes, team up together to fight you; you done screwed up BEYOND the next level!!
@@shawndavis2616As shown by the Waaagh of the Beast, it "only" needs one highly evolutioned Ork or proto Krork with enough boys behind him to bring the galaxy to heel
If Yarrick had really said that, old Amaras would definitely lie down and extract his own Progenoid Gland, hand it to the Apothecary of his chapter then bury himself because that burn right there is too much for even an Astartes.
@@TheLikenessOfNormal The real question, would he even accept the offer to join the Templars, again this is someone who has the RESPECT of the very Orks they were fighting, the warboss even put it bluntly himself "if something were to bring harm to that humie, I'd be the first to crush whoever did it" probably not exactly those words but I can't be that far off.
@@cursedhawkins1305 Well yeah, Yarrick is practically a living god to the Orks. They tell bedtime stories about Ghaz and Yarrick and how Ghaz only got as strong as he was from having a rival/best enemy (see Orkish for love/best friend) as strong and capable as Yarrick. As Ghaz's power grew, so too did the legend of old bale eye, cause your only as good as your best enemy. But yeah, after news of his death travelled canonically every Ork that heard about it across the universe set out to Waaaaagh! Armageddon to avenge Yarrick. Because Yarrick to the Orks, was an Ork, one of the Orkiest of them all. We are seeing the actual love an entire species of warriors has for an old man who just rose to the occasion. And we are seeing them come down on Angron like the daemon killing Ork. What I can't wait to see is how the BT's react to the death of Yarrick. Considering the BTs barely respect Girlyman imagine how pissed they'd be if they heard the World Eaters killed their favorite human too. I feel bad for anyone whose a mutual enemy of Ghaz and Helbrecht. But yeah, every Ork that has a ship (or nearly every) has gone to join up with Ghaz's fleet and go after whoever killed their favorite human. If they play it right they can shuffle enough cards to the Imperium that they can finally kill off big E without making it stupid humanity can survive. (IE: Alliance between Imperium and Ghaz's warband due to the sudden semi-divine resurrection of Yarrick and the knowledge the warp is spilling out. Orks can travel through the Warp on space hulks even without the light of the Astronomicon.)
''The man is ancient, and he looks every hour of his age. What keeps him on his feet is a mixture of minimal rejuve surgeries, crude bionics, and a faith in the Emperor founded in the hatred for the enemies of man. I liked him the moment I laid eyes on him. Piety and hate echo in his every word. He is a commissar of the Imperial guard, and such a title does not tend to make generals and chapter masters remain in polite silence. Yet, to those on this war council, he is THE old man. Beloved hero of the Second War 57 years ago. Not just a hero, THE hero. His name is Sebastian Yarrick, and even we Astartes must respect that name. And when he tells us that Hades Hive will be destroyed in a matter of days, a 100 imperial commanders, human and Astartes alike hang on his every word. And I am one of them.'' --High Chaplain Merek Grimaldus, Black Templars
@@bloodangel19he IS very old at 153 at the time of his death, at least compared to us modern humans. Ciaphas Cain is over 200, so he could get significantly older if SOMEONE didn’t kill him.
Looks like captain of the bird brains couldn't ask himself the question: "WHY was Yarrick chosen to command instead of these more venerable and experienced commanders?, Why is none of the other more venerable and experienced commanders complaining?"
That's cuz u aren't an astarte, yarrick is probably the greatest human in warhammer or up there but even the greatest human is still below one astarte Edit: y'all just arguing with me for the sake of it but y'all know I'm right, like i said yarrick is the like top 3 if not the greatest human in warhammer but he just abt outshines a regular astarte despite his achievements, now how bout we compare him to the best of the astartes, does he compare to sigismund, garviel loken, nathaniel garro, khaldor draigo, or freaking dante? Do his achievements even come close? Come on be reasonable, the achievements of a human as great as they may be aren't enough to put him above an astarte, perhaps a beginner fresh out the lab astarte but anything else would be above any human unless they choose to show the human respect
@@coliimusic has nothing to do with that, simply stating a fact, I'm not taking away from the accomplishments of yarrick, just saying they wouldn't intimidate or impress an astarte enough to "sit down and listen", i mean besides the obvious physical superiority, astartes have fought with gods, demi gods, demons, cosmic horrors beyond imagination and didnt waver, hence their stuck up attitudes so a human's "grandeur" isn't going to move them unless they chose to be moved
@@moodyowlproductions4287any sentence that uses clean to describe a chainswords attack is an oxymoron. Nothing clean comes from the aftermath of a chainswording.
True, but Grimaldus was... unorthodox for a SM and Black Templar at that. There is a scene where he is addressing people at the meeting. There is a deputy lord i think, a commander of troops and i believe a pilot. But the pilot has the Black Templars patch on his uniform. Grimaldus ignores all the lords, commanders and everything and addresses the pilot first. Comes out pilot flew during one of the Black Templar crusades.
@gronthgronth2628 no. There was no uniform patch. In true Grimaldus fashion, he just didn't care until the wing leader started gushing about having fought alongside the Templars a couple times, and that some of their fighters were allowed to paint the cross on them. That perked his interest. Also, the squadron commander was around the second to last person introduced, right before the dockmaster.
Yarrick is more impressive, lotarra had the legion willing to kill anyone who hurt her and she’s 30k, yarrick is a 40k mortal putting marines who have no loyalty to him in their places
@@lordlucius1341 Lotarra didn't make the World Eaters respect her by being a weakling, dawg. You know she had to put in WORK to make those crackheads fear her. Even Angron himself caught strays from her, though usually at a distance. Cool as Yarrick is, he's not more impressive than a woman who told a mentally unstable Primarch 'The Conqueror is not your ship, it's *mine*'
Haha, that’s exactly how it goes! Yarrick’s glare is legendary-just one look and you know you better fall in line! His reputation as "Old Bale Eye" speaks volumes about his presence on the battlefield. The way he commands respect and inspires his troops is unmatched. What’s your favorite Yarrick moment? His battles against Ghazghkull or perhaps his leadership during the Third War for Armageddon?
Fun Fact: Yarrick's bionic eye is the equivalent of a Hot-Shot laspistol. Hotshots are designed to unleash high-focus, high-energy lasbolts that can penetrate Power Armor. Yarrick could have literally killed Amaras with a harsh glare.
@@Jack567898I don't remember the source, but during or after the 1st war for Armageddon, the orks would say something to the effect of "Dat gitz gotz da 'Evil Eye'" and so Yarrick had one of his eyes replaced so he could shoot orks with the "Evil Eye" or Bale eye, I don't remember. There have only been 2 wars for Armageddon. The inquisition assured me that was the truth.
@@TheRedKnightOfPain Yeah, the bale eye is an archeotech augmetic eye that shoots hot-shot las pistol shots. You can even find rules for it in the Dark Heresy ttrpgs
Honestly, I think it was pretty fitting. A single page to show just how weak humans really are, even the strongest among us Just because you have legendary reputation doesn't mean that your body suddenly becomes impervious. It doesn't mean the rules, don't apply. It would have been cool to see him go out in some final battle that lasted a hundred pages But in 40K that rarely happens. And when it does, it's usually between primarks or lesions of astardies
@@maddogtank8425 I understand hes mortal and had to die at some point, they just did a poor job at writing it. No description of how he died, when or why, just “Oh that character everyone likes is gone, moving on”
More like 180. Yarrick during the first Ork War of Armaggedon was there for "forced retirement" due to his advanced age, as in the Commissariate had to order him to retire but knew he wouldnt do any such a thing so they put him into a place like Armaggedon where he can still be part of the training process of the Steel Legion. The second Ork War took place about 50 years after the second one.
"Who are you to order us?" "Listen here, you may be a trans human super soldier but so help me emperor if you don't shut the hell up, I'm going to make you wish you never passed the aspirant phase."
@@nmr7203if Yarrick was even threatened with death by imperial hands, there was gonna be a much bigger mess for whoever dared it. He’s in the same room with a Black Templar who respects him, that’d make anyone think twice, save for the most arrogant or all mighty.
@@michaelkean5969yeah excwpt that that wpuld be a death sentence for your whole CHAPTER. Do not mess with the black templars they are literally the closest thibg to an astartes LEGION in this day and age.
Key words spoken to me by Grimaldus himself: “fuck with yarrick in any way and he’ll put a bolter shell through your head before you get the 4th word out”
He _does_ have a laser eye, had it installed to egg-on the Ork belief that they couldn't beat him. And yeah, it _is_ weapons-grade instead of just a cat toy, why do you ask?
Is that a laser eye, or is it just my imagination?" Yarrick’s intense glare definitely has a way of making anyone second-guess themselves. It’s a testament to his presence on the battlefield! His reputation alone is enough to make even the most hardened warriors think twice. What do you think makes Yarrick such an iconic character in the lore? His battles, his leadership, or just that intimidating glare?
remember the orks warp reality by mass believe, and all orks think old bale eyes is intimidating as fuck. so by ork space magic. yarrick is one of the most intimidating things on two legs. even space marines can be silenced with a glare from old bale eye.
And just as bad, the Black Templar's instincts scream "KINDRED!" any time he's in the room. If he'd been stuck in a wheel chair, they'd probably have strapped him to the top of a Land Raider and given him a voxcaster or something.
its moreso ork waaugh powers literally de-power the orks around yarrick due to that power of belief that yarrick is a fucking demon, mixed with ghazghkull having yarrick targeted out as his favorite enemy, and the waaugh and yarrick are clearly effecting eachother
@@sovietunion7643 yarricks waagh power is being an icon of fear. An entire race genetically predisposed to war and combat have gaslit themselves into being afraid of something.
Haha, that’s a great point! Yarrick’s focus is legendary-he could very well be lining up a shot instead of just glaring! With that red eye, you know he means business, whether it’s intimidation or precision aiming. It’s part of what makes him such a formidable opponent on the battlefield. Do you have a favorite moment where Yarrick showed off his sharpshooting skills?
Astartes have the excuse of all their superior weapons, armor and enhancements for why they've been able to live for so long. The reason why Imperial Guardsmen live so long? Stubbornness, cleverness and a massive fuckton of luck. I can definitely say that if I were a space marine and I met a *veteran* guardsmen, I'd respect the hell out of them.
Absolutely! The Orks' belief that Yarrick is the deadliest human is a testament to his legendary status. His reputation as "Old Bale Eye" not only instills fear in his enemies but also reflects the respect he commands on the battlefield. The fact that they think he can kill with a glance adds to his mystique and showcases the psychological warfare he wields against them. Yarrick's cunning and bravery during the wars for Armageddon have truly made him a hero of the Imperium. What’s your favorite story or moment involving Yarrick that highlights this fear and respect from the Orks?
@@Moe_Lester_fromUptwn He is strong enough as he is. Turning him into a Space Marine would probably tip the scales of power within the chapters too much. He would probably even be a new form of primarch. That is at least what I have read.
@@Moe_Lester_fromUptwn: Realistically, he's probably _too_ indoctrinated into his current position, many to most (depends on the Chapter) Aspirants fail, and even then you'd need a Chapter that's maintained enough of the Great Crusade era practices to actually turn the aged into Space Marines- all this for a man that frankly is most suited to fighting Orks in a current war. To put it another way: you're at least as likely to kill or otherwise ruin him by trying as you are to succeed.
@@moodyowlproductions4287 fair enough in getting hyper specific. I just meant a member of the astra milita militarium if you wanna be really specific. I figured my generalized wording got the idea across. But I'm not one to give too much respect for s servant of the corpse god.
When Yarrick does eventually die it will be a massive story of a battle between himself and Ghazghkull that will leave readers speechless, and defiantly not a single page saying he died to someone other than Ghazghkull and that’s it.
Absolutely! The resilience and bravery of regular humans in the Warhammer 40K universe are truly inspiring. Despite being surrounded by terrifying foes like Chaos and Xenos, ordinary humans often rise to the occasion and perform incredible feats of heroism. Whether it’s the guardsmen holding the line against overwhelming odds or the civilian leaders making tough decisions, their stories add depth to the grimdark narrative. It’s a reminder that even in a universe filled with superhuman Astartes, the spirit of humanity shines through. What are some of your favorite examples of human bravery in the lore?
The Fire Hawks' disappearance is indeed shrouded in mystery, and many fans speculate that it may not have been an accident. Their fate after entering the Warp raises numerous theories, particularly regarding their potential connection to the Legion of the Damned. Some lore suggests that they may have been absorbed into this ghostly chapter, which adds an intriguing layer to their story. The idea that their disappearance could have been orchestrated or influenced by external forces is compelling, especially considering the chaotic nature of the Warp. This aligns with the broader themes in Warhammer 40K, where the unpredictable and often malevolent forces of the Warp can lead to unexpected outcomes for even the most disciplined of Space Marine chapters. What are your thoughts on the Fire Hawks' fate? Do you lean towards the theory of them becoming part of the Legion of the Damned, or do you think there’s more to their story?
Angron better hope not, else he's broken Gork & Mork's favorite TV show in addition to Ghazkull's favorite playmate. He was gonna have enough trouble with _just_ the "standard" Waagh! that was headed at him.
Absolutely! Yarrick's origin story is indeed incredible and adds so much depth to his character. From his early life on Taos III to becoming a legendary figure during the Second and Third Wars for Armageddon, his journey is filled with bravery and resilience. Learning the Ork language and understanding their mindset gave him a unique edge in battle, allowing him to lead his forces with unmatched determination. His legendary encounters, like the duel with Warboss Ugulhard, really showcase his iron will and tactical genius. What aspects of his story resonate with you the most?
Yarrick is a third ork god now. When an ork finds somebody capable of fighting them to a stalemate, they roar out thanks to York, because they have found their Good Enemy.
Yarrick was one of the few mortal men who I'd actually put money on if we had to bet on who could smackdown an Astartes on their own. He was basically the epitome of how terrifying a mere human could become without needing to be completely enhanced or changed. All his prosthesis/additions were literally just replacements. Excluding his balls, those were just naturally made of steel.
I love the idea that Grimaldus basically was sat their fanboying him only to be interrupted by some dumbass that doesn’t realise that if the chapter master of a second founding chapter is deferring to a human maybe just maybe it’s because he deserves it 😂
I think that voicing some concerns and disagreements in a professional manner is valid, especially as you can smooth out and misunderstandings or issues. But attacking someone personally is rarely going to end well.
Yarric is the Green Scourge, after wiping out about 3k orcs by himself loosing his arm, getting captured getting help from an orc to escape, getting a power claw continuing the slaughter.
@@Tomcat_Centauri: In a Dreadnought nothing, they should have stuck him _on_ one that had a Chaplain interred, with a voxcaster and Chapter banner bolted on to stabilize himself with. Suck in _all_ the Orks and just flatten them from orbit at leisure.
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"listen here you little shit," old bale eye said calmly.
Man knows that if they kill him Gaz will come pay em a visit for breaking his toys😂
@@bloodangel19 "Angron thought of the statement as the tide of green trampled him"
@@sidneyswope3000 I'm new to Warhammer40k, but even I know that if the Orks AND Humans, along with the Astartes, team up together to fight you; you done screwed up BEYOND the next level!!
@@shawndavis2616As shown by the Waaagh of the Beast, it "only" needs one highly evolutioned Ork or proto Krork with enough boys behind him to bring the galaxy to heel
Correction - Literally overgrown manchild.
"See my arm, Roid boy? Where do you think I got it? I don't see the Orks yelling for you in their attacks."
If Yarrick had really said that, old Amaras would definitely lie down and extract his own Progenoid Gland, hand it to the Apothecary of his chapter then bury himself because that burn right there is too much for even an Astartes.
@@nguyenuchuy2102 Grimaldus: "Its a shame he's too old to recruit. He'd make a fantastic Templar."
@@TheLikenessOfNormal The real question, would he even accept the offer to join the Templars, again this is someone who has the RESPECT of the very Orks they were fighting, the warboss even put it bluntly himself "if something were to bring harm to that humie, I'd be the first to crush whoever did it" probably not exactly those words but I can't be that far off.
@@cursedhawkins1305 Well yeah, Yarrick is practically a living god to the Orks. They tell bedtime stories about Ghaz and Yarrick and how Ghaz only got as strong as he was from having a rival/best enemy (see Orkish for love/best friend) as strong and capable as Yarrick.
As Ghaz's power grew, so too did the legend of old bale eye, cause your only as good as your best enemy.
But yeah, after news of his death travelled canonically every Ork that heard about it across the universe set out to Waaaaagh! Armageddon to avenge Yarrick. Because Yarrick to the Orks, was an Ork, one of the Orkiest of them all.
We are seeing the actual love an entire species of warriors has for an old man who just rose to the occasion. And we are seeing them come down on Angron like the daemon killing Ork.
What I can't wait to see is how the BT's react to the death of Yarrick. Considering the BTs barely respect Girlyman imagine how pissed they'd be if they heard the World Eaters killed their favorite human too.
I feel bad for anyone whose a mutual enemy of Ghaz and Helbrecht.
But yeah, every Ork that has a ship (or nearly every) has gone to join up with Ghaz's fleet and go after whoever killed their favorite human.
If they play it right they can shuffle enough cards to the Imperium that they can finally kill off big E without making it stupid humanity can survive. (IE: Alliance between Imperium and Ghaz's warband due to the sudden semi-divine resurrection of Yarrick and the knowledge the warp is spilling out. Orks can travel through the Warp on space hulks even without the light of the Astronomicon.)
@@nguyenuchuy2102 that burn would have incinerated Vulcan!
''The man is ancient, and he looks every hour of his age. What keeps him on his feet is a mixture of minimal rejuve surgeries, crude bionics, and a faith in the Emperor founded in the hatred for the enemies of man. I liked him the moment I laid eyes on him. Piety and hate echo in his every word. He is a commissar of the Imperial guard, and such a title does not tend to make generals and chapter masters remain in polite silence. Yet, to those on this war council, he is THE old man. Beloved hero of the Second War 57 years ago. Not just a hero, THE hero. His name is Sebastian Yarrick, and even we Astartes must respect that name. And when he tells us that Hades Hive will be destroyed in a matter of days, a 100 imperial commanders, human and Astartes alike hang on his every word. And I am one of them.'' --High Chaplain Merek Grimaldus, Black Templars
"Man's old"
-300yo marine
@@bloodangel19he IS very old at 153 at the time of his death, at least compared to us modern humans. Ciaphas Cain is over 200, so he could get significantly older if SOMEONE didn’t kill him.
Caun lived longer likely as he had far less trauma than Yarrick suffered. @@ronaldmcreagann6343
@@ronaldmcreagann6343 *stares in Abadon's general direction*
@@ronaldmcreagann6343was Cain said to have died of old age?
“My arch nemesis is coming with an apocalyptic army and the Imperium sends privileged children to reinforce me.” -Yarrick probably.
Game recognizes the game. Legendary marine, legendary commisar
Looks like captain of the bird brains couldn't ask himself the question: "WHY was Yarrick chosen to command instead of these more venerable and experienced commanders?, Why is none of the other more venerable and experienced commanders complaining?"
I don't care if I'm an Astartes, if Yarrick glares at me I'll sit down and listen
Smart, his eye can literally bore out an Ork skull at mid-range.
Imagine point blank even ceramite could fail.
That's cuz u aren't an astarte, yarrick is probably the greatest human in warhammer or up there but even the greatest human is still below one astarte
Edit: y'all just arguing with me for the sake of it but y'all know I'm right, like i said yarrick is the like top 3 if not the greatest human in warhammer but he just abt outshines a regular astarte despite his achievements, now how bout we compare him to the best of the astartes, does he compare to sigismund, garviel loken, nathaniel garro, khaldor draigo, or freaking dante? Do his achievements even come close? Come on be reasonable, the achievements of a human as great as they may be aren't enough to put him above an astarte, perhaps a beginner fresh out the lab astarte but anything else would be above any human unless they choose to show the human respect
@@ridgefrost This dude liked matt ward's books
@@coliimusic has nothing to do with that, simply stating a fact, I'm not taking away from the accomplishments of yarrick, just saying they wouldn't intimidate or impress an astarte enough to "sit down and listen", i mean besides the obvious physical superiority, astartes have fought with gods, demi gods, demons, cosmic horrors beyond imagination and didnt waver, hence their stuck up attitudes so a human's "grandeur" isn't going to move them unless they chose to be moved
You must have tons of friends @@ridgefrost
Yarrick: I have ripped an arm of a being bigger than you. I dont fear you. Now sit down and listen!
Wait, how did he do that?
@@Moe_Lester_fromUptwnSpite
@@Moe_Lester_fromUptwn Anger and pure spite
He didn't rip it off..he cut it off with a chainsword....remember this
@@moodyowlproductions4287any sentence that uses clean to describe a chainswords attack is an oxymoron. Nothing clean comes from the aftermath of a chainswording.
"Why are we listening to you when older and wiser commanders are present."
"Oh, did they just arrive? I dont see them at this table."
Oof...
Never disrespect someone old in a line of work where people die young
Tbf basically all the marines present have been fighting in wars for longer than Yarrick has lived
@@muzanjackson8827That’s comparing apples to oranges. Space marines are immortal demi gods. Yarrick is just a mortal with a good skin care routine.
@@muzanjackson8827thier pathetic little shits with privilege and shiney toys, not worth a mention.
When the adult enter the room the children listen....
my brother in the imperium, Yarick is LITERALLY the youngest in the room
@@WolfClant yes but he is the most experienced man in the imperium with orks and how they fight
@@WolfClant age does not always mean wisedom, in this case he as the wisest...
@@WolfClant Maturity doesn't come with age. It comes with experience.
@@WolfClantHe was the only one who acted his age.
Not that grimaldus didn’t mess with him, grimaldus just knows the old man is worthy of respect
True, but Grimaldus was... unorthodox for a SM and Black Templar at that.
There is a scene where he is addressing people at the meeting. There is a deputy lord i think, a commander of troops and i believe a pilot. But the pilot has the Black Templars patch on his uniform.
Grimaldus ignores all the lords, commanders and everything and addresses the pilot first. Comes out pilot flew during one of the Black Templar crusades.
@@gronthgronth2628 I’ve read it a few times. Probably my favorite book in the 40k verse rn
@gronthgronth2628 no. There was no uniform patch. In true Grimaldus fashion, he just didn't care until the wing leader started gushing about having fought alongside the Templars a couple times, and that some of their fighters were allowed to paint the cross on them. That perked his interest. Also, the squadron commander was around the second to last person introduced, right before the dockmaster.
"Why does this *mortal* speaks in the presence of his *betters*?"
*Music stops.*
"... why are you all looking at me like that?"
*Jazz music stops*
Yarrick
Sarrin
Two mortals that I know of when they spoke the Astartes listened
Le epic boss girl
Ilya ravin with the white scars too
Yarrick is more impressive, lotarra had the legion willing to kill anyone who hurt her and she’s 30k, yarrick is a 40k mortal putting marines who have no loyalty to him in their places
@@lordlucius1341 The orcs are, their leader literally the president fan club of Yarrick.
@@lordlucius1341 Lotarra didn't make the World Eaters respect her by being a weakling, dawg. You know she had to put in WORK to make those crackheads fear her. Even Angron himself caught strays from her, though usually at a distance. Cool as Yarrick is, he's not more impressive than a woman who told a mentally unstable Primarch 'The Conqueror is not your ship, it's *mine*'
Space marine: why should we listen to you!?
Yarrick: *glare*
SM: sorry go on
Haha, that’s exactly how it goes! Yarrick’s glare is legendary-just one look and you know you better fall in line! His reputation as "Old Bale Eye" speaks volumes about his presence on the battlefield. The way he commands respect and inspires his troops is unmatched. What’s your favorite Yarrick moment? His battles against Ghazghkull or perhaps his leadership during the Third War for Armageddon?
Ghazghkull: Hehe, now datz good ol’ bale eye for ya!
TH-cam wants to translate this comment to English for me 😂
Me imaganing ghaz looking into the room with some giant ork telescope.
@@TheKriegsmen Yarrick should REALLY consider filing a restraining order
Fun Fact: Yarrick's bionic eye is the equivalent of a Hot-Shot laspistol. Hotshots are designed to unleash high-focus, high-energy lasbolts that can penetrate Power Armor. Yarrick could have literally killed Amaras with a harsh glare.
yes lucky for the Astarties Yarrick was in a good mood or as close as he can get to one.
I thought He Had a Laser Pointer eye and the Orks believe it can kill so it does kill
@@Jack567898I don't remember the source, but during or after the 1st war for Armageddon, the orks would say something to the effect of "Dat gitz gotz da 'Evil Eye'" and so Yarrick had one of his eyes replaced so he could shoot orks with the "Evil Eye" or Bale eye, I don't remember.
There have only been 2 wars for Armageddon. The inquisition assured me that was the truth.
@@Jack567898 the ork power of belief doesn't work like that
@@TheRedKnightOfPain Yeah, the bale eye is an archeotech augmetic eye that shoots hot-shot las pistol shots. You can even find rules for it in the Dark Heresy ttrpgs
You've got to have some plums on you to argue about fighting orks with COMMISAR YARRICK
"there is nothing *mere* about that mortal"
Ah, jonkler quote
Worlds finest
"Why do we listen to this little guy with an angry eye?"
"Cause the orkz' magic basically makes him invincible, that's why."
Dat's ol' Bale Eye for ye.
Astartes: Why would I listen to some mortal when there are senior Astartes here?
The Senior Astartes: Yeah nah, the mortals in charge
Yarrick is a space marine primarch stuck in a normal body.
Yarrick is the 2nd Primarch and you can't change my mind.
I will never forgive whatever grot at Black Library killed off Yarrick IN A SINGLE PAGE OF TEXT
Honestly, I think it was pretty fitting. A single page to show just how weak humans really are, even the strongest among us Just because you have legendary reputation doesn't mean that your body suddenly becomes impervious. It doesn't mean the rules, don't apply. It would have been cool to see him go out in some final battle that lasted a hundred pages But in 40K that rarely happens. And when it does, it's usually between primarks or lesions of astardies
@@maddogtank8425 I understand hes mortal and had to die at some point, they just did a poor job at writing it. No description of how he died, when or why, just
“Oh that character everyone likes is gone, moving on”
Excuse me what
I mean if they have a good follow up to that it might be worth it.
But GW has ALWAYS been extremely hit or miss when it comes to writing.
@@surimonizarro9791 Yarrick Is dead. Long live Yarrick
Space marine: complains
Yarrick: death stare
Space marine: sorry daddy
Chaplin: damn right he is
Allow me to remind y’all that at this point yarrik is pushing 80 and can still put a space marine in his place
Respect the old men in a profession where people die young.
More like 180.
Yarrick during the first Ork War of Armaggedon was there for "forced retirement" due to his advanced age, as in the Commissariate had to order him to retire but knew he wouldnt do any such a thing so they put him into a place like Armaggedon where he can still be part of the training process of the Steel Legion.
The second Ork War took place about 50 years after the second one.
That's probably still younger than the Space Marine captain.
Ive said it on one of your videos, or astartes anonymous. One of the few mortals that even astartes respects is Yarrick.
Yarrick: I’ve been alive longer than you’ve been a Space Marine, boy. I’m old for a fucking reason.
Yarrick will never cease to be a fucking badass
"Who are you to order us?"
"Listen here, you may be a trans human super soldier but so help me emperor if you don't shut the hell up, I'm going to make you wish you never passed the aspirant phase."
*proceeds to get splattered by bolter fire*
@@nmr7203 nah, Yarrick would make the marine explode by looking at him with his bale eye cuz all orks believe that’s what it does therefore it will.
@@nmr7203if Yarrick was even threatened with death by imperial hands, there was gonna be a much bigger mess for whoever dared it. He’s in the same room with a Black Templar who respects him, that’d make anyone think twice, save for the most arrogant or all mighty.
@@nmr7203then that Astartes then proceeds to get 1 in 10’d iron warrior style by his own battle brothers.
@@michaelkean5969yeah excwpt that that wpuld be a death sentence for your whole CHAPTER. Do not mess with the black templars they are literally the closest thibg to an astartes LEGION in this day and age.
The orks called him Old Bale Eye for a good reason; even the Space Marines who were with him came to respect that name.
Key words spoken to me by Grimaldus himself: “fuck with yarrick in any way and he’ll put a bolter shell through your head before you get the 4th word out”
Just think. Yarrik made a space marine captain sit down and shut up with just a look.
Dude is more than a mortal man.
Yarrick is that one fuckin dude u do NOT wanna annoy
YARRICK ISNT DEAD
Shut down by the very mortal he was belittling. Ouch.
“Baleful gaze” I see what you did there
"He doesnt have a laser eye, right?"
Is what id imagine hes thinking as that bright red eye shone at his face
He _does_ have a laser eye, had it installed to egg-on the Ork belief that they couldn't beat him. And yeah, it _is_ weapons-grade instead of just a cat toy, why do you ask?
Is that a laser eye, or is it just my imagination?" Yarrick’s intense glare definitely has a way of making anyone second-guess themselves. It’s a testament to his presence on the battlefield! His reputation alone is enough to make even the most hardened warriors think twice. What do you think makes Yarrick such an iconic character in the lore? His battles, his leadership, or just that intimidating glare?
Space marine "game recognize game little man"
Yarrick "game recognize game and ive never seen you before"
It's all fun and games until Tomaldus the Salamander comes along with a Sister of Battle and an insane fear if being incarcerated.
@@LRJ88what does this mean I want to know
@@shh1665 look up Boondocks, thomas, and prison. You’ll see.
theres a reason why the orks respect him enough to start a green crusade against angron.
The space marine captain is tired. See him to his chambers!
remember the orks warp reality by mass believe, and all orks think old bale eyes is intimidating as fuck. so by ork space magic. yarrick is one of the most intimidating things on two legs. even space marines can be silenced with a glare from old bale eye.
And just as bad, the Black Templar's instincts scream "KINDRED!" any time he's in the room. If he'd been stuck in a wheel chair, they'd probably have strapped him to the top of a Land Raider and given him a voxcaster or something.
@@absalomdraconis Moood Kindred
its moreso ork waaugh powers literally de-power the orks around yarrick due to that power of belief that yarrick is a fucking demon, mixed with ghazghkull having yarrick targeted out as his favorite enemy, and the waaugh and yarrick are clearly effecting eachother
@@sovietunion7643 yarricks waagh power is being an icon of fear. An entire race genetically predisposed to war and combat have gaslit themselves into being afraid of something.
It's wild how space Marines say the word mortal like they can't bleed
mf wasnt glaring he was lining up a shot haha
Haha, that’s a great point! Yarrick’s focus is legendary-he could very well be lining up a shot instead of just glaring! With that red eye, you know he means business, whether it’s intimidation or precision aiming. It’s part of what makes him such a formidable opponent on the battlefield. Do you have a favorite moment where Yarrick showed off his sharpshooting skills?
Astartes have the excuse of all their superior weapons, armor and enhancements for why they've been able to live for so long.
The reason why Imperial Guardsmen live so long? Stubbornness, cleverness and a massive fuckton of luck.
I can definitely say that if I were a space marine and I met a *veteran* guardsmen, I'd respect the hell out of them.
My favorite bit of lore around Yarrick is the orks belief in him being the deadliest human in existence.
Absolutely! The Orks' belief that Yarrick is the deadliest human is a testament to his legendary status. His reputation as "Old Bale Eye" not only instills fear in his enemies but also reflects the respect he commands on the battlefield. The fact that they think he can kill with a glance adds to his mystique and showcases the psychological warfare he wields against them. Yarrick's cunning and bravery during the wars for Armageddon have truly made him a hero of the Imperium. What’s your favorite story or moment involving Yarrick that highlights this fear and respect from the Orks?
OLD BALE EYE WAZ DA BEZTEZ HUMIE !!!
Some purple Ork: "Dat git survived da gaze of Ol Bale Eye..."
Fire hawk captian immediately empowered by the waaugh energy by "surviving" yarricks gaze lol
Even the emperor knows not to mess with Yarrick.
You may be big but I'm scary.
And as punishment, the Fire Hawks disappeared
They say Yarrick once stared a rampaging Squiggoth into submission.
“Why is the mortal in command?!”
Yarrick: *proves why he should command*
When a Black Templar is trying to be the voice of reason in the room; Something has gone HORRIBLY *WRONG...*
Yarrick just thinking “am I going to have to clean blood off my coat in five minutes?”
Space marine to scolded puppy in one red eyed stare.
Imagine being a mere man and stunning an astartes into silence with just a glance. The hate coming from him could’ve scared demons away I’d wager
You don't mess with old Bale-eye
Doesn't matter if your a mortal or not. Actions speak louder than words.
Listen to the old man😂
I am 100% confidant that yarreck even at his old age would be able to become a space marine. He's that fucking awesome!!!
I just asked that. How come he isn't..?
@@Moe_Lester_fromUptwn He is strong enough as he is. Turning him into a Space Marine would probably tip the scales of power within the chapters too much. He would probably even be a new form of primarch. That is at least what I have read.
@@Moe_Lester_fromUptwn: Realistically, he's probably _too_ indoctrinated into his current position, many to most (depends on the Chapter) Aspirants fail, and even then you'd need a Chapter that's maintained enough of the Great Crusade era practices to actually turn the aged into Space Marines- all this for a man that frankly is most suited to fighting Orks in a current war.
To put it another way: you're at least as likely to kill or otherwise ruin him by trying as you are to succeed.
"But he's just a mere mortal...!"
"There's nothing 'mere' about that 'mortal'."
You don’t mess with Yarrick.
Ah yarrick. The only imperial guardsmen I wont shit on for just being a boring world war 2 human when I could be a chaos corrupted space knight.
He is a imperial commissar...not a guard'smen....a guardmen is the rank of private...his rank his much higher
@@moodyowlproductions4287 fair enough in getting hyper specific. I just meant a member of the astra milita militarium if you wanna be really specific. I figured my generalized wording got the idea across. But I'm not one to give too much respect for s servant of the corpse god.
My favorite part of this book was Grimaldus hating logistics and paperwork.
"U respekt bale eye you git!" - every ork alive searching for angron
Yarrick is de Mr. Bison of Warhammer 40k and can unleash his Psycho Power at any sign of disobedience
When Yarrick does eventually die it will be a massive story of a battle between himself and Ghazghkull that will leave readers speechless, and defiantly not a single page saying he died to someone other than Ghazghkull and that’s it.
In the theater of war, Yarrick is the star celebrity in the lead role.
Damn, imagine if Stephen Lang played Bale-Eye in a live action series.
Regular humans being total badasses will always be my favorite thing in 40k
Absolutely! The resilience and bravery of regular humans in the Warhammer 40K universe are truly inspiring. Despite being surrounded by terrifying foes like Chaos and Xenos, ordinary humans often rise to the occasion and perform incredible feats of heroism. Whether it’s the guardsmen holding the line against overwhelming odds or the civilian leaders making tough decisions, their stories add depth to the grimdark narrative. It’s a reminder that even in a universe filled with superhuman Astartes, the spirit of humanity shines through. What are some of your favorite examples of human bravery in the lore?
respect the elder moment
Astaries do not like being commanded by mere mortals. Especially corrupt and weak leaders. There is nothing corrupt, weak, and mere about this mortal.
He isn't just a old man he is THE old man
Yarrick hit him with the Batman glare
Old Bale Eye may have been mortal (sadly), but he's definitely not *simple*.
Honestly the more i hear about the Fire Hawks the more i start to think their dissaperance wasn't an accident
Makes you wonder if it was a three-way race between who would off them: the Orks, their allies, or themselves.
... That last one usually wins.
The Fire Hawks' disappearance is indeed shrouded in mystery, and many fans speculate that it may not have been an accident. Their fate after entering the Warp raises numerous theories, particularly regarding their potential connection to the Legion of the Damned. Some lore suggests that they may have been absorbed into this ghostly chapter, which adds an intriguing layer to their story.
The idea that their disappearance could have been orchestrated or influenced by external forces is compelling, especially considering the chaotic nature of the Warp. This aligns with the broader themes in Warhammer 40K, where the unpredictable and often malevolent forces of the Warp can lead to unexpected outcomes for even the most disciplined of Space Marine chapters.
What are your thoughts on the Fire Hawks' fate? Do you lean towards the theory of them becoming part of the Legion of the Damned, or do you think there’s more to their story?
You know a mortal is worthy of respect when Grimaldus (a black templar) is showing respect.
The dude didn’t get to his unnatural age just by being lucky…
Grimaldus: dont look at me he started it!
The audacity of this beakies
I have a theory Yarrick is blessed by Gork and Mork, it would explain why a lot of Yarrick's accomplishments seem super natural.
Angron better hope not, else he's broken Gork & Mork's favorite TV show in addition to Ghazkull's favorite playmate. He was gonna have enough trouble with _just_ the "standard" Waagh! that was headed at him.
@@absalomdraconis I mean... Angron pretty much draws the short straw every time anyway. Bro could win the lottery and end up winning 1 dollar.
@@Trehlas lol so true!
Yarrick had that dog in him
never mess with ol' bale eye
I hope yarrick makes a return
HA!!! DAT'Z OL' BALE EYE YARIK AW-RITE!!!
Beware the very, very old in the profession where men die young.
Yarrick is literally made more intimidating through the orks weird way of believing something is real and thus it becomes real.
Dats why he’ called “Old bale eye”
Yarrick's origin story is incredible. Worth checking out.
Absolutely! Yarrick's origin story is indeed incredible and adds so much depth to his character. From his early life on Taos III to becoming a legendary figure during the Second and Third Wars for Armageddon, his journey is filled with bravery and resilience. Learning the Ork language and understanding their mindset gave him a unique edge in battle, allowing him to lead his forces with unmatched determination. His legendary encounters, like the duel with Warboss Ugulhard, really showcase his iron will and tactical genius. What aspects of his story resonate with you the most?
Ghazghkull would be proud.
Yarrick is a third ork god now. When an ork finds somebody capable of fighting them to a stalemate, they roar out thanks to York, because they have found their Good Enemy.
Yarrick was one of the few mortal men who I'd actually put money on if we had to bet on who could smackdown an Astartes on their own. He was basically the epitome of how terrifying a mere human could become without needing to be completely enhanced or changed. All his prosthesis/additions were literally just replacements. Excluding his balls, those were just naturally made of steel.
the unspoken rule of 40k: the more you shut up the easier life gets,
Amaras was a member of the Angels of Fire, not the Fire Hawks.
I love the idea that Grimaldus basically was sat their fanboying him only to be interrupted by some dumbass that doesn’t realise that if the chapter master of a second founding chapter is deferring to a human maybe just maybe it’s because he deserves it 😂
once this man died
*every ork in the galaxy went on a crusade bigger then your corpse daddy*
I think that voicing some concerns and disagreements in a professional manner is valid, especially as you can smooth out and misunderstandings or issues. But attacking someone personally is rarely going to end well.
Yarric is the Green Scourge, after wiping out about 3k orcs by himself loosing his arm, getting captured getting help from an orc to escape, getting a power claw continuing the slaughter.
rest in peace Yarrick
That commissar should've been augmented
They should've put Yarrick in a Dreadnought XD
@@Tomcat_Centauri 💀💀💀
@@Tomcat_Centauri: In a Dreadnought nothing, they should have stuck him _on_ one that had a Chaplain interred, with a voxcaster and Chapter banner bolted on to stabilize himself with. Suck in _all_ the Orks and just flatten them from orbit at leisure.