BulletHail387 the mechanicus need to learn to keep their grubby little prosthetics off treasured artifacts. I’m sure the soul drinkers would have been willing to allow the mechanicus to study it so long as they didn’t try to disassemble it or something but when you steal from a chapter there is only one outcome. Violent retribution.
My favourite chapter, thank you so much for posting this!! So little respect for such a dedicated group. They pursued a different path to the Emperor's cause and ultimately, were one of the few able to resist temptation and defeat chaos at its own game.
I recall at the end of the Soul Drinkers novel chain a Blood Angel apothecary told the court on the Phalanx the Soul Drinkers were found not to be descendants of Rogal Dorn. Was it an altered corpse the Blood Angels picked up, with the bombshell data meant to break Sarpedon at the trial? Or did Rogal Dorn pick up a loyalist group of space marines from another legion, much like Roboute did with the space marines allegedly earmarked toward the missing primarchs? Or did the Alpha Legion or a wily other traitor legion infiltrate the Fists' ranks? /thought the Soul Drinkers might be Night Lords loyalists, as Curze had that cannibalism power and had a hatred of corruption, while Sarpedon's psychological psyker abilities and quick strike mentality with his troops was more in line with NL than Fists.
...For a Soul Drinker takes all ills of the galaxy upon his shoulders and as long as they remain he cannot rest. I think I may have found my new favorite chapter! Well done
You do not have all the facts correct here. The Soul Drinkers were not "obsessed" with recovering the Spear. It was their Chapter Relic and theirs by right.
Big soul drinkers fan here. I have a theory on their origin. A test of their gene-seed showed that they weren't descended from Rogal Dorn, and yet, they have a SUPER clear origin, and know exactly where they come from, so far as being descended from a specific group of the imperial fists fleet based shock attack branch of the legion right? I don't think it makes sense for them to know their origin to that specific of a degree, only for it to be completely untrue. So I think instead there is a key element being left out. Legions were semi-fluid in the olden days. There are numerous references to squads from legions that turned traitor who instead remained loyal, and also references to the 2 lost legions, and both of these groups, the lost legions and the loyalists from the traitor legions, had the same fate. They were integrated into other chapters. While the legion that usually received these outsiders were the ultramarines, it is more than likely that the others received a few as well. I think this is by far the most likely origin for the Soul Drinkers. only having lost part of that story, their shameful origin before joining the imperial fist.
The Chapter that's hosts the 40k Imperium Players Ball. Purple Armor, pimp cup encrusted with jewels is the sigil, Brother A Pimp Named Slickback is their Reclusiarch, and their Motto is Emperors Up Xenos Down. I've finally found my brothers.
@@SuperArashi90 I'm playing a Soul Drinkers "Warpsmith" in Black Crusade rn. His goal is to rebuild the chapter as truly independent from both Chaos, the Imperium, and any other outside force.
@@MCPANDA44 Sounds like that will be a lot of fun to play and build up the army over time. I actually just finished painting my first couple marines ever while stuck inside - Soul Drinkers, obviously :p
Hmmmm...hey One Mind Syndicate...just curious but have any of the Factions in the 40k Universe travelled outside of their current galaxy???...maybe The Emperor of Man sent a fleet out in secret?
no the astronomicon dosent even reach the edge of the galaxy there is whole areas man hasn't even ventured too since they can't see in the warp to go there its called the halo stars and ghoul stars
@@adebiglazywolf5005 i think it was from a book or a joke i think i can't remember but humanity sent a probe out of the galaxy and all they got back was ork transmissions lol
The necrons silent king went. And then came running back and locked himself in his room because he saw what was coming. Then it’s hinted at in the book carcaradons: red tithe that there are entire space marine chapters that the imperium is unaware of that were given a special mission and made an oath to big e and have been fighting a massive war beyond the rim of the galaxy. Probably with the nids and all the chapters doing it are members of the traitor legions that remained loyal
Hey I know that the Soul Drinkers are now gone or banished, and I probably already know the answer to this but what about the Soul Drinkers serving with the Deathwatch, what happened to them after all of this?
Years ago I looked at the lexicanum and it stated their strength as 20-60 marines. Now it just states unknown. Probably someone changed it thinking that estimate was a mistake or not updated but I think the original input in the lexicanum is closer to correct.
REJOICE BATTLE-BROTHERS!!!! I asked so many times for you to stop draging the words, and pronounce the words properly, without dividing and acentuate the silabes...YOU MADE IT! GOOD JOB, IM PROUD OF YOU ;) this video, I could understand you without trying to deduce the words you were saying! Thx for listening to me and others that asked the same :) 5* brother, narrate your videos like this one from now on please ;)
@@nathanmoore101 idgaf or 2 about grammar, but im not the one doing videos for yt...you know why?! Cuz my english suck, and im very well aware of that. So im not going to make videos where nobody understands what Im saying, wich WAS the case of onemindsyndicate. Also you should learn HOW TO SPELL. Learn to spell is for wizards and witches. You just lost an opportunity to be silent and dont look like an asshole. And if you read my comment properly i was giving them a compliment. Now mind your own business. edit: it's you're not your. Lmfao
No. I like to think before. In my mind, I see it as where Chaos survived, but the universe did not die. I like to think some major events caused the surviving Humans, Eldar, Orcs, and other races to find a new home on a distant world that has magical properties in a new galaxy far from eye of terror and warp tear that was in the milky way. Where the Surviving Humans and Eldar who now became Elves rebuilt their societies and Gods through the magic of the world they inhabited. Over time they became primitive and forgot their technologies all together in favor of magic and then Chaos returns once again. That's the only way I see it making sense to me.
@@9148H2 Ok. Many people have their way of seeing things. Wich is good. As long as you keep an awareness thats the way you like to see it, and not the way it is ;)
Since the Imperium is so vast with planets at various levels of development. I like to think of the Warhammer Fantasy setting as just a planet with one of the last human colonies from the Dark Age of technology.
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Note, they were declared ex commicatus before they suffered their mutations.
Sounds like the Inquisition was presciently proactive in this case.
@@pedrokantor3997 it's more because of the Soul Drinker's attack on the Adeptus Mechanicus for refusing to return the Soul Spear to the chapter.
BulletHail387 the mechanicus need to learn to keep their grubby little prosthetics off treasured artifacts. I’m sure the soul drinkers would have been willing to allow the mechanicus to study it so long as they didn’t try to disassemble it or something but when you steal from a chapter there is only one outcome. Violent retribution.
My favourite chapter, thank you so much for posting this!! So little respect for such a dedicated group. They pursued a different path to the Emperor's cause and ultimately, were one of the few able to resist temptation and defeat chaos at its own game.
Friendly reminder the Soul Drinkers did nothing wrong and still do nothing wrong
One of the greatest tales in the 40K series, in my opinion.
I recall at the end of the Soul Drinkers novel chain a Blood Angel apothecary told the court on the Phalanx the Soul Drinkers were found not to be descendants of Rogal Dorn.
Was it an altered corpse the Blood Angels picked up, with the bombshell data meant to break Sarpedon at the trial? Or did Rogal Dorn pick up a loyalist group of space marines from another legion, much like Roboute did with the space marines allegedly earmarked toward the missing primarchs? Or did the Alpha Legion or a wily other traitor legion infiltrate the Fists' ranks?
/thought the Soul Drinkers might be Night Lords loyalists, as Curze had that cannibalism power and had a hatred of corruption, while Sarpedon's psychological psyker abilities and quick strike mentality with his troops was more in line with NL than Fists.
blood angels.
Can anyone besides the Alpha Legion eat someone's brains to learn their memories?
...For a Soul Drinker takes all ills of the galaxy upon his shoulders and as long as they remain he cannot rest. I think I may have found my new favorite chapter! Well done
Welcome to the chapter, brother.
The Soul Drinker series was my first 40k novel that I read. Love the video!
Kai Honsou me too they got me hooked
What’s the name of the book? Never really looked into these guys but this video was awesome!
What are the names of the books, I wanna read them as my next Chaos chapter, after the Fabius Bile trilogy and Night Lords Omnibus!
There’s two omnibus books and phalanx is the last one
Prophet of the WAAAGH by Nate Crowley was mine! I gots the Soul Drinkers novels in my hands though! Excited! Warhammer is the best dark universe ever!
the soul drinkers story is really sad.. but they still faught..
You do not have all the facts correct here. The Soul Drinkers were not "obsessed" with recovering the Spear. It was their Chapter Relic and theirs by right.
Might makes right :P
That's some "Heart of Darkness" type stuff. Great video as usual!
Yes!!! My favorite boys get one!!
My friend sent me the soul drinkers omnibus. This was the only recreational book that I read start to finish.
'purity through hate, dignity through rage!'
Big soul drinkers fan here.
I have a theory on their origin. A test of their gene-seed showed that they weren't descended from Rogal Dorn, and yet, they have a SUPER clear origin, and know exactly where they come from, so far as being descended from a specific group of the imperial fists fleet based shock attack branch of the legion right?
I don't think it makes sense for them to know their origin to that specific of a degree, only for it to be completely untrue. So I think instead there is a key element being left out. Legions were semi-fluid in the olden days. There are numerous references to squads from legions that turned traitor who instead remained loyal, and also references to the 2 lost legions, and both of these groups, the lost legions and the loyalists from the traitor legions, had the same fate. They were integrated into other chapters. While the legion that usually received these outsiders were the ultramarines, it is more than likely that the others received a few as well. I think this is by far the most likely origin for the Soul Drinkers. only having lost part of that story, their shameful origin before joining the imperial fist.
The Chapter that's hosts the 40k Imperium Players Ball. Purple Armor, pimp cup encrusted with jewels is the sigil, Brother A Pimp Named Slickback is their Reclusiarch, and their Motto is Emperors Up Xenos Down. I've finally found my brothers.
"Have you got any Soul?" -: Sarpa Don!
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Did not know the space marines had court martials.But considering they are a branch of the imperial military it makes sense.This was interesting.
The soul drinkers book is the first book I ever read loved it
Suggestion: necrons, great job
Spider Marine, Spider Marine
fascinating chapter.
Definitely cover the Angels Sanguine
That was fascinating. And sad.
One of the most interesting chapters. Shame they wrote them into oblivion.
The Soul Drinkers are still out there, timeless in the warp - fighting evil in the Emperor's name, but not necessarily, for his vision.
There are a few who get out alive
@@SuperArashi90 I'm playing a Soul Drinkers "Warpsmith" in Black Crusade rn. His goal is to rebuild the chapter as truly independent from both Chaos, the Imperium, and any other outside force.
@@MCPANDA44 Sounds like that will be a lot of fun to play and build up the army over time.
I actually just finished painting my first couple marines ever while stuck inside - Soul Drinkers, obviously :p
Hmmmm...hey One Mind Syndicate...just curious but have any of the Factions in the 40k Universe travelled outside of their current galaxy???...maybe The Emperor of Man sent a fleet out in secret?
no the astronomicon dosent even reach the edge of the galaxy there is whole areas man hasn't even ventured too since they can't see in the warp to go there its called the halo stars and ghoul stars
@@omnighast2054 oh sweet...ya I was just wondering if there was some Lore on it...maybe other Races...I know well one of them is from out of system
@@adebiglazywolf5005 i think it was from a book or a joke i think i can't remember but humanity sent a probe out of the galaxy and all they got back was ork transmissions lol
@@omnighast2054 oh damn your right...I remember reading that somewhere LOL...guess they were like F that
The necrons silent king went. And then came running back and locked himself in his room because he saw what was coming.
Then it’s hinted at in the book carcaradons: red tithe that there are entire space marine chapters that the imperium is unaware of that were given a special mission and made an oath to big e and have been fighting a massive war beyond the rim of the galaxy. Probably with the nids and all the chapters doing it are members of the traitor legions that remained loyal
Amazing, as always.
Sarpeedon? Seriously. A space marine chapter master called sir pissed on
are those guys who may have been transferred to the Imperial Fists from the 11th legion?
I heard that there were such rumors. :)
Ain't got shit on the Mantis Warriors.
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Hey I know that the Soul Drinkers are now gone or banished, and I probably already know the answer to this but what about the Soul Drinkers serving with the Deathwatch, what happened to them after all of this?
Probably allowed to remain
Years ago I looked at the lexicanum and it stated their strength as 20-60 marines. Now it just states unknown. Probably someone changed it thinking that estimate was a mistake or not updated but I think the original input in the lexicanum is closer to correct.
Soul bois now legon of dammed
Ha, found it!! Yes!!
Say it with me Sar puh Don not Sarpeedin
REJOICE BATTLE-BROTHERS!!!! I asked so many times for you to stop draging the words, and pronounce the words properly, without dividing and acentuate the silabes...YOU MADE IT! GOOD JOB, IM PROUD OF YOU ;) this video, I could understand you without trying to deduce the words you were saying! Thx for listening to me and others that asked the same :) 5* brother, narrate your videos like this one from now on please ;)
If your so fussy about grammer maybe you should learn to spell. Its syllabus not silabus
@@nathanmoore101 idgaf or 2 about grammar, but im not the one doing videos for yt...you know why?! Cuz my english suck, and im very well aware of that. So im not going to make videos where nobody understands what Im saying, wich WAS the case of onemindsyndicate. Also you should learn HOW TO SPELL. Learn to spell is for wizards and witches. You just lost an opportunity to be silent and dont look like an asshole. And if you read my comment properly i was giving them a compliment. Now mind your own business.
edit: it's you're not your. Lmfao
Does 40k and warhammer fantasy exist in the same universe? I like to think Warhammer 40k is set 40,000 years before the events of Warhammer fantasy.
not really, it has some conections. but when you read the lores youll find they are detached from one another.
I think you meant 40k years after*
No. I like to think before. In my mind, I see it as where Chaos survived, but the universe did not die. I like to think some major events caused the surviving Humans, Eldar, Orcs, and other races to find a new home on a distant world that has magical properties in a new galaxy far from eye of terror and warp tear that was in the milky way. Where the Surviving Humans and Eldar who now became Elves rebuilt their societies and Gods through the magic of the world they inhabited. Over time they became primitive and forgot their technologies all together in favor of magic and then Chaos returns once again. That's the only way I see it making sense to me.
@@9148H2 Ok. Many people have their way of seeing things. Wich is good. As long as you keep an awareness thats the way you like to see it, and not the way it is ;)
Since the Imperium is so vast with planets at various levels of development. I like to think of the Warhammer Fantasy setting as just a planet with one of the last human colonies from the Dark Age of technology.
Souldrinkers are not imperial fists
Sarpidon did nothing wrong!!!
Its sarpedon
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Is chapter master Vladimir Piu, related to Vladimir Putin?:P
20.52 awry pronounced a wry as in pie. Not a ray. Duh!
Do you guys write 40k wiki or just read aloud other peoples work word for word?
The next video full with ads. Enough of this channel. It started so good :-(
"Soul drinkers", one of the dumbest space marine names ive ever heard
Yeah my duck is on quack is a much better name for a space marine chapter. He explains the reason for the name in the video. Duh!
Quack not qauck you numpty
@@nathanmoore101 i don't give a qauck you silly goose
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