Guiliman actually looked at the Primarchs like they were his family. He actually cared about them and respected them. They know not what they lost when they betrayed him.
Lorgar, in particular, embodies this. Seeing the pain and hatred in Roboute's eyes after the betrayal at Calth shows to Lorgar that his brother never truly resented him as he assumed and that he threw away a genuine attempt at reconciliation between them over what happened at Monarchia.
Most betrayed was Dorn, so deep was his adorarion for Horus, Sanguinius and His Father, that upon his arrival in support of The emperor against Horus, all he could see before him was despairing. Two brothers dead and his father who was once thought immortal now bleeds in front of him.
"..all of whom I respected.." Such an epic. Mortarion, Fulgrim, Angron. It didn't matter which. He still respected all of them, regardless. How can he say such good things, in such woe, even after all these years.
"I saw my brothers, many of whom I loved, all of whom I respected, turn their backs upon our creator and plunge the galaxy into war. I saw humanity reach for one golden moment of peace, brush it with its fingers, and then I saw you and the others spit upon it and tear it away. I died at the hands of my kin. I awoke to a galaxy so far from the glorious enlightenment of the Emperor it resembles the Catheric hell. You turned your back on all you claimed to stand for, cravenly, without a second thought. Where was my brother who could weather any storm, whose body shrugged off poison, who would never, ever give in? What happened to him? The Mortarion of old would never have allowed this. He would have died with honor. You must have seen, as your warriors were transformed into these hulking monsters, what awaited you should you say yes to salvation. You who called yourself the strongest of us, the redoubtable, the master of any pain or sorrow! How hollow those words seem to me now." This quote in particular really makes me understand why Warhammer 40,000 is truly Grim-Dark. To know that humanity was so close to a golden age of peace, where we would have ruled and thrived as the indisputable rulers of the galaxy, one that would have lasted an eternity under the Emperor's guidance. To know we will never again rise as a species and that our best days are behind us, not in front. To know, above all things, that it was done to us by members of our own species. To have it all ruined beyond repair, even with Guiliman's return. That is the true sorrow of this Grim-Dark universe. To know we held paradise in our grasp... And it slipped from our fingers...
Indeed. Because of our carelessness and our ignorance we have lost the one hope we had only to be shattered. The Question is now is that can we piece it back together?
Indeed Humanity is in its last death throes. This is indeed one last hurrah for Humanity. Then why don’t we go out with a bang instead of a whimper, brother?
There was never going to be peace. The emperor always knew there would be endless war, it’s the only thing that rallies humanity together. There was always going to be another enemy.
@@cosuinofdeath humanity was dying in isolated pockets, extinction was simply a matter of time. If it wasn’t the Necron rising again it would’ve been the Orks or the dark Eldar bleeding humanity dry. The unification war and Grand crusade was one last chance to save mankind. If it wasn’t for the Heresy everything would’ve worked. In fact if Big E had simply taken Magnus with him to Terra to help with the webway portal the heresy likely would’ve been defeated before it even reached Terra. Imagine no webway breach to keep the Emperor and the custodies effectively out of the war and Magnus on the side of the Loyalists. Imagine the emperor and the Ten Thousand acting basically as a Primarch hunting squad. Even the devastation of the Heresy could’ve been repaired if the Emperor was able to remain active in the galaxy. Even if the emperor was still fatally wounded by Horus and kept alive on the Golden Throne it would’ve meant Malcador wouldn’t have needed to sacrifice himself and could’ve led the imperium in the aftermath.
"..Where was my brother who could weather any storm? Who's body shrugged of any poison? Who would never, Ever, give in? What happened to him? The Mortarion of old would've never allowed this!.." Such a praise and so heart-filling. He looked up at them so much. So much awe for who he was, and such a tragedy of whom they become. "..all of whom I respected.."
You can really feel their emotions, especially Guiliman's loss and regret. He has to pick up all the pieces of a shattered dream they worked for, and his own brothers stand against him. For now, he is alone. He may command endless legions, but that kind of power doesn't leave much room for friends and family, if you still have them. Heavy is the head that wears the crown.
@@jaj15 she not a friend just ally, jokes are nice and all but guilliman legit has no one....he is alone in a world with no hope....trying bring humanity from oblivion, he no longer seen has human, he no longer can walk his planet has a man, he is not human, unlike 30k he has no family, his mother gone, his brothers gone, his sons he loved so are gone, he is the last flame, the last person to know the dream... He is the last son of guilliman, he promised his farther to complete his dream, HE WILL FIGHT FOR IT.
40k Is a galactic story of sorrow, madness, and glory but what makes 40k truly great is these little interpersonal moments where the characters feel truly human. These moments are the epitome of 40k. Not the battles or death. 40k is the tragedy that life makes and having us living with it. These moments are always stand out in the setting.
Mortarions desperate denial of everything that’s happened to him is really sad when you think about it. He used to be unwavering in his ideals, but slowly let his bitterness toward the Emperor wear away at him until he was a spiteful shell of his former self. Now Nurgles claimed him, he has to live for eternity with his mistakes and the only way he can cope with becoming the monster that he is is to perceive reality with a senile lens of denial, claiming he serves the people he butchers and infects and twists his failures into strengths.
Well the Emperor did tell him that there might be a chance for him to be redeemed. I think his world view is pretty shattered now that he saw Big E single-handedly burn Nurgles garden and make the Chaos God hide under his couch.
To be fair, I genuinely believe Big E never really loved the primarchs like he says at the end. I feel like he might’ve had some feelings for Horus, and probably for the hawk boy since he was about as close as the emperor was ever going to get to a Primark he got to raise himself as a perfect paragon of the new man. But the rest of them?
I would love to hear what Curze would have said on his brothers turning into Deamons. Mortarion isn't only decayed phisicaly but also mentaly and ideologicly, blooted and distorted, perverted.
Magnus, Horus, Mortarion and Fulgrim are sad victims of chaos. They did not turn to its worship of their own decision but by unfortunate circumstances. Horus wounded and healed by chaso cultists, Fulgrim corrupted by the Lair blade, Mortarion driven to desperate plea for help in the warp, Magnus pushed off the edge by Russ who was mislead by then corrupted Warmaster to kill Magnus instead of capture. What I see is family torn asunder, bonds of rivalry and comradeship turned to that of virtue and villainy, light and dark.
We saw what he was. We saw what he would do. What he would become. We could not stomach it. We tried to stop him. He brushed us aside. As he does with all his other tools when he has finished with them.
Nope, that makes no sense. He’s referring to the Emperor’s true form and how it reveals that he was never human. That he deceived the Primarchs into thinking they were a family when they were just tools. Guilliman already knows about the lost primarchs. All of the remaining primarchs obviously know about the lost ones; it’s not a secret kept from them. The remaining primarchs were just forbidden to speak of the lost prinsrchs directly ever again. Look up the short story “the last council” to see how seriously this order of not talking about the lost primarchs was taken. They also didn’t rebel against the emperor; we don’t know what they did. Some think that the second primarch simply died in battle fairly early in the Great Crusade and this was seen as a shameful failure. I personally subscribe to that theory.
Absolutely beautiful friend, I pictured guillimans speech moment to be far more sincere and emotional, on the verge of breaking, Regardless, you have done an amazing job 👍
Sharing it to make them viral could help ;) But do not thank me completely as the Writers, narrators and Artists play a huge part I can do these videos.
Curious. Guilliman says he "loved" many amongst the traitors, and I can see how he would feel that way about Horus and Fulgrim? But the others? Angron, Perturabo, Mortarion, Alpharius? I can see how he'd respect those, but not love.
@@whocares435-z9v Alpharius is quoted in his book as saying, he "Doesn't really care for (Him.)" So it seems, while he didn't match Robute's resentment, he sure as Hell didn't think to highly of him.
The Primarchs generally loved eachother. For all the memes between Magnus and Russ. Russ actually begged Magnus to surrender, so that he would not have to fight him.
I pity Mortarion and others, who choose damnation. 10k years later, and they see not the chains they coiled around their own necks They claim to be free, slaves of the emperor no more,while forever bound to their deamons At least Emperor was honest. He could not show love as they needed - true. He failed to be a Father for them - also true. But he is better a 1000 times, than the masters they serve now... And in the The Board is Set, we see he cares about his sons, all of them! Even those who wish death opon him
Whether or not the emperor loved his sons is debatable but mortarion argument here is very weak for one it assume that being a loving Parent always equals to a fair and moral individual Second mortarion also believes that the emperor only did the things did in order to achieve apotheosis and the only thing he has to back this up is on the word of demons who (to no one shock) are not the most reliable sources of information. As for the emperor being honest the guy made the imperial truth or the imperial lie if we are being truly honest here he didn’t tell his primarchs about the true nature of chaos not even maguns the red who would been the key to mankind not having to use the warp anymore to achieve faster then light travel had he been told about chaos and big E webway project or at the very least would have stayed loyal hell I would even go far as to say if the emperor told the truth at least to his primarchs most of them as well would stayed loyal. In short the emperor is only honest when it ideal unfortunately his idea of ideal tends to bite him and by extension humanity in the ass
@@thesmilinggun-knight9646 Hence we need to ask the question. Is the Emperor truly as perfect as he is depicted as or is he truly, for lack of a better term, human despite his psychic prowess and superior intellect.
@@thesmilinggun-knight9646 Which proves one thing only . He , The Emperor - knew about influence of Chaos . He wanted to protect them from it . Yet he was so above humanity ... he lost it . He smiled and called them his sons , not knowing what a Father should be for them . He forfited his humanity , and replaced it with cold logic , only wrapped with a cloth of love He is THE most powerful human there is , flawless in logic and pursuit of true paradise for humanity ... but BECAUSE he is human , he also had flaws - which led him to where he is now . Everyone looked at him , seeing perfection , where he was as flawed as anyone other is . I might be wrong with my thoughts - but I do belive , he loved them . In the Book , The Board is set , he talks with Malcador in private . He said ,, My sons were kidnapped from me , twisted and filled with propaganda aginst humanity , lied and used by monsters which haunt us into oblivion . " He is calling them ,,SONS" .. .But if only he knew how to be a proper father - it could be avoided . His Flaw , was focusing too much on grand plans ... and forgetting about what he claimed to want to save ... his own humanity and familly
Blink Star I think magnus knows that he’s damned...even if he’s portrayed as an evil villain now I can’t help to think that he regrets what has happened to him and despises what he and his legion have become
Fortunatus40K in the 30k timeline yes the emperor is a man an unbelievable powerful one but man all the same. In the current timeline however I would say he has become something more then human but also something far less. Also love your work was worried this was a dead Channel now. roboute is definitely sharping up to one of favourite primarch next to the red angel himself which is funny since my favourite chapter is the blood ravens so one could say my loyalties are split lol anyway DAMN fine job you done hope to see another one.
This is so painful. When I heard two Primarchs will be talking, I expected much more. Talk about decadence, what happened to the Imperium, the lack of art, novelty, beauty. Human purpose, brotherhood, the old family, the passed time and old wounds. This, is not what I expected. Petty insults. Bickering. Curses. Their shallow arguments only serves as a frame for their insults and frustration that they throw at each other. Pain and hate. Resentment.
Salvation and Joy. To believe that he is the good man, when he brings such endless destruction to people's life. That when he ends a mother's child, to think he is still doing good. To be to far from simple truths, from common sense and mortal modesty. This goes both ways too, for the Imperium is only seen good compared to those who would destroy it.
Really shows how disappointed and crushed Roboute still is that his brothers betrayed the imperium and turned into monsters
Guiliman actually looked at the Primarchs like they were his family. He actually cared about them and respected them. They know not what they lost when they betrayed him.
Lorgar, in particular, embodies this. Seeing the pain and hatred in Roboute's eyes after the betrayal at Calth shows to Lorgar that his brother never truly resented him as he assumed and that he threw away a genuine attempt at reconciliation between them over what happened at Monarchia.
@@LordCommander-ui2fw SOURCE. What happened later?!
@@Kareszkoma The Horus Heresy: Betrayer.
@@LordCommander-ui2fw Thank yoU!
Most betrayed was Dorn, so deep was his adorarion for Horus, Sanguinius and His Father, that upon his arrival in support of The emperor against Horus, all he could see before him was despairing. Two brothers dead and his father who was once thought immortal now bleeds in front of him.
"..all of whom I respected.." Such an epic. Mortarion, Fulgrim, Angron. It didn't matter which. He still respected all of them, regardless. How can he say such good things, in such woe, even after all these years.
Yeah I mean who respected Angron?
@@gargoyles9999 kharn did
"I saw my brothers, many of whom I loved, all of whom I respected, turn their backs upon our creator and plunge the galaxy into war. I saw humanity reach for one golden moment of peace, brush it with its fingers, and then I saw you and the others spit upon it and tear it away. I died at the hands of my kin. I awoke to a galaxy so far from the glorious enlightenment of the Emperor it resembles the Catheric hell. You turned your back on all you claimed to stand for, cravenly, without a second thought. Where was my brother who could weather any storm, whose body shrugged off poison, who would never, ever give in? What happened to him? The Mortarion of old would never have allowed this. He would have died with honor. You must have seen, as your warriors were transformed into these hulking monsters, what awaited you should you say yes to salvation. You who called yourself the strongest of us, the redoubtable, the master of any pain or sorrow! How hollow those words seem to me now."
This quote in particular really makes me understand why Warhammer 40,000 is truly Grim-Dark.
To know that humanity was so close to a golden age of peace, where we would have ruled and thrived as the indisputable rulers of the galaxy, one that would have lasted an eternity under the Emperor's guidance.
To know we will never again rise as a species and that our best days are behind us, not in front.
To know, above all things, that it was done to us by members of our own species. To have it all ruined beyond repair, even with Guiliman's return.
That is the true sorrow of this Grim-Dark universe.
To know we held paradise in our grasp...
And it slipped from our fingers...
Indeed. Because of our carelessness and our ignorance we have lost the one hope we had only to be shattered.
The Question is now is that can we piece it back together?
@@iconicusensign9624 No The Emperor was impatient rather then allowing humanity to evolve naturally he played God
Indeed Humanity is in its last death throes. This is indeed one last hurrah for Humanity. Then why don’t we go out with a bang instead of a whimper, brother?
There was never going to be peace. The emperor always knew there would be endless war, it’s the only thing that rallies humanity together. There was always going to be another enemy.
@@cosuinofdeath humanity was dying in isolated pockets, extinction was simply a matter of time. If it wasn’t the Necron rising again it would’ve been the Orks or the dark Eldar bleeding humanity dry. The unification war and Grand crusade was one last chance to save mankind. If it wasn’t for the Heresy everything would’ve worked. In fact if Big E had simply taken Magnus with him to Terra to help with the webway portal the heresy likely would’ve been defeated before it even reached Terra. Imagine no webway breach to keep the Emperor and the custodies effectively out of the war and Magnus on the side of the Loyalists. Imagine the emperor and the Ten Thousand acting basically as a Primarch hunting squad. Even the devastation of the Heresy could’ve been repaired if the Emperor was able to remain active in the galaxy. Even if the emperor was still fatally wounded by Horus and kept alive on the Golden Throne it would’ve meant Malcador wouldn’t have needed to sacrifice himself and could’ve led the imperium in the aftermath.
"..Where was my brother who could weather any storm? Who's body shrugged of any poison? Who would never, Ever, give in? What happened to him? The Mortarion of old would've never allowed this!.." Such a praise and so heart-filling. He looked up at them so much. So much awe for who he was, and such a tragedy of whom they become.
"..all of whom I respected.."
You can really feel their emotions, especially Guiliman's loss and regret. He has to pick up all the pieces of a shattered dream they worked for, and his own brothers stand against him. For now, he is alone. He may command endless legions, but that kind of power doesn't leave much room for friends and family, if you still have them. Heavy is the head that wears the crown.
He has yvraine
@@jaj15 she not a friend just ally, jokes are nice and all but guilliman legit has no one....he is alone in a world with no hope....trying bring humanity from oblivion, he no longer seen has human, he no longer can walk his planet has a man, he is not human, unlike 30k he has no family, his mother gone, his brothers gone, his sons he loved so are gone, he is the last flame, the last person to know the dream...
He is the last son of guilliman, he promised his farther to complete his dream, HE WILL FIGHT FOR IT.
40k Is a galactic story of sorrow, madness, and glory but what makes 40k truly great is these little interpersonal moments where the characters feel truly human. These moments are the epitome of 40k. Not the battles or death. 40k is the tragedy that life makes and having us living with it.
These moments are always stand out in the setting.
Mortarions desperate denial of everything that’s happened to him is really sad when you think about it. He used to be unwavering in his ideals, but slowly let his bitterness toward the Emperor wear away at him until he was a spiteful shell of his former self. Now Nurgles claimed him, he has to live for eternity with his mistakes and the only way he can cope with becoming the monster that he is is to perceive reality with a senile lens of denial, claiming he serves the people he butchers and infects and twists his failures into strengths.
How far he's fallen from his ideals. In truth, he is now no different than the Overlord of Barbarus.
Well the Emperor did tell him that there might be a chance for him to be redeemed. I think his world view is pretty shattered now that he saw Big E single-handedly burn Nurgles garden and make the Chaos God hide under his couch.
To be fair, I genuinely believe Big E never really loved the primarchs like he says at the end. I feel like he might’ve had some feelings for Horus, and probably for the hawk boy since he was about as close as the emperor was ever going to get to a Primark he got to raise himself as a perfect paragon of the new man. But the rest of them?
I would love to hear what Curze would have said on his brothers turning into Deamons. Mortarion isn't only decayed phisicaly but also mentaly and ideologicly, blooted and distorted, perverted.
I imagine Curze would be disgusted by his transformed kin.
The thing is Curze saw it coming. Which is why he was driven insane.
Blue smurf memes aside you gotta respect Guilliman for sticking to his morals.
Even though he knows Mortarion is right..
@@cgavin1 One is a hypocrate and the other is a smelly asshole.
And both of them are right.
I absolutely love these videos and I hope you keep them coming
This is just amazing I read this scene and it didn't move me to tears but this shows both there pains and sorrow
Magnus, Horus, Mortarion and Fulgrim are sad victims of chaos. They did not turn to its worship of their own decision but by unfortunate circumstances. Horus wounded and healed by chaso cultists, Fulgrim corrupted by the Lair blade, Mortarion driven to desperate plea for help in the warp, Magnus pushed off the edge by Russ who was mislead by then corrupted Warmaster to kill Magnus instead of capture. What I see is family torn asunder, bonds of rivalry and comradeship turned to that of virtue and villainy, light and dark.
This is just....beautiful. WHY aren't you famous yet?
Getting there :)
i think when Mortarion says "you've seen it", he's referencing to the two lost brothers who rebelled against the emporer and where destroyed
We saw what he was. We saw what he would do. What he would become. We could not stomach it. We tried to stop him. He brushed us aside. As he does with all his other tools when he has finished with them.
Nope, that makes no sense. He’s referring to the Emperor’s true form and how it reveals that he was never human. That he deceived the Primarchs into thinking they were a family when they were just tools.
Guilliman already knows about the lost primarchs. All of the remaining primarchs obviously know about the lost ones; it’s not a secret kept from them. The remaining primarchs were just forbidden to speak of the lost prinsrchs directly ever again.
Look up the short story “the last council” to see how seriously this order of not talking about the lost primarchs was taken.
They also didn’t rebel against the emperor; we don’t know what they did. Some think that the second primarch simply died in battle fairly early in the Great Crusade and this was seen as a shameful failure. I personally subscribe to that theory.
@@dustyboi8975 nop. Is not they cant talk they cant even think of it they have being mind seal about it
Deep, Harrowing, Grim, Dark !
Dude i have been waiting for this so long
amazing...
Beautiful
Guilliman is my favorite primarch hands down. Favorite chapter is the lamenters though.
Absolutely beautiful friend, I pictured guillimans speech moment to be far more sincere and emotional, on the verge of breaking,
Regardless, you have done an amazing job 👍
Listening to this was painful
Painful how?
@@Paskakatiska like good, i loved it. Like it was painfully well done and the emotions hit like a bitch
Supreme Fiction
You deserve so much more subscribers. All of these are so good.
Sharing it to make them viral could help ;) But do not thank me completely as the Writers, narrators and Artists play a huge part I can do these videos.
@@Paskakatiska I'm going to make a point of sharing this with WH40k fans. This if striking
War without end. Eternity, of fire. Good work here. Ave Dominus Nox.
Curious. Guilliman says he "loved" many amongst the traitors, and I can see how he would feel that way about Horus and Fulgrim? But the others? Angron, Perturabo, Mortarion, Alpharius? I can see how he'd respect those, but not love.
He talked about them all in general when he said he loved many
Magnus
He actually despised Alpharius, lol. Or at least, Alpharius thought he did.
@@whocares435-z9v Alpharius is quoted in his book as saying, he "Doesn't really care for (Him.)"
So it seems, while he didn't match Robute's resentment, he sure as Hell didn't think to highly of him.
The Primarchs generally loved eachother. For all the memes between Magnus and Russ. Russ actually begged Magnus to surrender, so that he would not have to fight him.
I was hoping they would sing!
Perfection
Idea: the confrontation between Jaghatai and Mortarion in Scars.
From which book is that from?
@@Paskakatiska "Scars" from the Horus Heresy.
@Fortunatus40K PLS
This was poetry ♥️
Thank you TH-cam, thank you for injecting an ad for a crappy cellphone game at the climax of this epic drama.
I pity Mortarion and others, who choose damnation. 10k years later, and they see not the chains they coiled around their own necks
They claim to be free, slaves of the emperor no more,while forever bound to their deamons
At least Emperor was honest. He could not show love as they needed - true. He failed to be a Father for them - also true. But he is better a 1000 times, than the masters they serve now... And in the The Board is Set, we see he cares about his sons, all of them! Even those who wish death opon him
Whether or not the emperor loved his sons is debatable but mortarion argument here is very weak for one it assume that being a loving Parent always equals to a fair and moral individual Second mortarion also believes that the emperor only did the things did in order to achieve apotheosis and the only thing he has to back this up is on the word of demons who (to no one shock) are not the most reliable sources of information.
As for the emperor being honest the guy made the imperial truth or the imperial lie if we are being truly honest here he didn’t tell his primarchs about the true nature of chaos not even maguns the red who would been the key to mankind not having to use the warp anymore to achieve faster then light travel had he been told about chaos and big E webway project or at the very least would have stayed loyal hell I would even go far as to say if the emperor told the truth at least to his primarchs most of them as well would stayed loyal.
In short the emperor is only honest when it ideal unfortunately his idea of ideal tends to bite him and by extension humanity in the ass
@@thesmilinggun-knight9646 Hence we need to ask the question. Is the Emperor truly as perfect as he is depicted as or is he truly, for lack of a better term, human despite his psychic prowess and superior intellect.
@@thesmilinggun-knight9646 Which proves one thing only . He , The Emperor - knew about influence of Chaos . He wanted to protect them from it . Yet he was so above humanity ... he lost it . He smiled and called them his sons , not knowing what a Father should be for them . He forfited his humanity , and replaced it with cold logic , only wrapped with a cloth of love
He is THE most powerful human there is , flawless in logic and pursuit of true paradise for humanity ... but BECAUSE he is human , he also had flaws - which led him to where he is now . Everyone looked at him , seeing perfection , where he was as flawed as anyone other is .
I might be wrong with my thoughts - but I do belive , he loved them . In the Book , The Board is set , he talks with Malcador in private . He said ,, My sons were kidnapped from me , twisted and filled with propaganda aginst humanity , lied and used by monsters which haunt us into oblivion . " He is calling them ,,SONS" .. .But if only he knew how to be a proper father - it could be avoided . His Flaw , was focusing too much on grand plans ... and forgetting about what he claimed to want to save ... his own humanity and familly
Blink Star I think magnus knows that he’s damned...even if he’s portrayed as an evil villain now I can’t help to think that he regrets what has happened to him and despises what he and his legion have become
Fortunatus40K in the 30k timeline yes the emperor is a man an unbelievable powerful one but man all the same. In the current timeline however I would say he has become something more then human but also something far less. Also love your work was worried this was a dead Channel now.
roboute is definitely sharping up to one of favourite primarch next to the red angel himself which is funny since my favourite chapter is the blood ravens so one could say my loyalties are split lol anyway DAMN fine job you done hope to see another one.
GW should hire you for promotions and audio books.
I really enjoyed this
more plz
This is so painful. When I heard two Primarchs will be talking, I expected much more. Talk about decadence, what happened to the Imperium, the lack of art, novelty, beauty. Human purpose, brotherhood, the old family, the passed time and old wounds. This, is not what I expected. Petty insults. Bickering. Curses. Their shallow arguments only serves as a frame for their insults and frustration that they throw at each other. Pain and hate. Resentment.
...sounds like what two brothers talking to each other to me.
@@FirstNameLastName-fe2tu Oh. Now that you said it, I did realize it. It is like brothers bickering.
Bobby G spittin truth at the shittiest of the Primarchs (both figuratively and VERY literally.)
It's brilliant.
After 10 000 years, they still only bicker about who is a slave and who is not. They really have nothing to say to each other.
616 views, I'm happy I got that number.
Salvation and Joy. To believe that he is the good man, when he brings such endless destruction to people's life. That when he ends a mother's child, to think he is still doing good. To be to far from simple truths, from common sense and mortal modesty. This goes both ways too, for the Imperium is only seen good compared to those who would destroy it.
Would love to see what you can do if it was Lion and Curze during the Horus Heresy
It hurts to see brothers fight. Especially Lion and Curze
Best primarchs from both sides
Big G really toasted Mortarion
Noice
Mortarion should sound more deamon like and guiliman sould be way more pissed regardless it's still good but that would make it even better
He's already pretty evilily raspy, and Guiliman is still mourning the loss of his kin and the dream they worked so hard for.
What audiobook is this from ?!
Plaque wars part 2
I think this is way better than the one by Chris Glass.
If anything this just shows you how fucked up 40k is compared to the world the primarchs lived in.
muahahaha im the 666 like :P