@@ThatDragonGuy A cyclonic torpedo blows up the whole planet. You'd just drop it from the opposite side of the planet from Horus's fortress, or even better just out of range of the anti-air defenses. The exact same vector they used to land their gunships.
It was here the Horus' treachery was finally revealed to the galaxy, It was here that for the first time, a primarch fell in battle against his own brother, it was here where the end began
The reasons for Horus sending the Ultramarines, Blood Angels and Dark Angels to far-flung edges of the galaxy, was because the Legions and their Primarchs are deemed the greatest threat to the Warmaster. The Ultramarines were the largest Legion with roughly 300,000 Astartes. While Roboute Guilliman was not the best combatant, he had the greatest administrative and analytical skills of the primarchs. Sanguinius, primarch of the Blood Angels, was perhaps the most dangerous to Horus in terms of his martial skill and foresight. While Horus is also aware of the Blood Angels' Red Thirst. Lionel El'Jonson, having both animal instincts and great martial prowess was another primarch Horus didn't want to fight in single combat. Especially with his unwavering loyalty and unusually strong primarch aura. The Dark Angels, a Legion known for extermination, had weapons from the Dark Age of Technology that none of the other Legions had. Also the Dark Angels specialised in fighting Lovecraftian Eldritch horrors in the galaxy.
This post is spot on, a man who knows his lore. In my opinion he feared the 1st legion the most, all the primarchs knew the Lion should have been the warmaster.
@@petezero4840Lion would have been a terrible warmaster. Everyone would have rebelled in a year. Sanguinius and Guilliman booted him from imperium secundus for being a lying dick. Nobody liked him and he didn’t like anybody. I don’t think anybody but himself mentioned that he should’ve been the warmaster.
@@DirtyMardi What are you on about? If it was based on Merit the Lion hands down should and could have been chosen. What isnt realised is that he had equalled or slightly more worlds brought into compliance than Roubette and Horus during the great crusade, DESPITE being found later then all of them. In a converastion with the Emp himself, it was stated he was most qualified for War-master based on skill of warfare and Loyalty and Compliance Tally but said "some men need titles to mark an occasion (refering to Horus need for attention) and some men do not" . They would not at all rebel out of fear the dark angles brought and the dark age technology they had, which by the way , no other legion was trusted with.
@@IceCubE4425 I can’t find the exact quote where Big E states that Lion was the most qualified. Can you cite it please? I’ve also not seen any quotes in any books where other primarchs or anyone else really thought that Lion should be the Warmaster. Horus was made the Warmaster because he can play with everyone and use their strenghts, not make them extensions of his own legion, shackling their potential. Guilliman would have probably made a good Warmaster, but could he direct Kurze or Angron… eh. Sanguinius was the best choice but he may not have been as good or experienced general.
This video did Vulkan Justice. Showed off the tenacity of the Salamander. Ferrus was so blinded by rage, he couldn't see the mistake until it was too late. Corax was in such shock he was in tears, his legion was never meant to fight this way out in the open... Like Gate 42 all over again... He flew into a rage trying to kill Lorgar.
Imagine sending the Dark Angels, White Scars and the Ultramarines with them. The Ultramarines would've brought a stalemate due to their numbers, Gman would've been cautious and would've been a pain in the ass as well as how quickly the Ultramarines could adapt not to mention their tactical prowess and logistical advantage, the White Scars would've made the traitors know the real meaning of Blitzkrieg it would make the Death Korps of Krieg wet, the Dark Angels alone together with the Lion would've personally slapped Horus so hard, it would bring him to tears
"I am a humble servant of the Dark Prince, an emissary sent to aid you in your _little_ war.." -Fulgrim, Primarch of the Emperor's Children to Horus after his possession by a Greater Daemon of Slaanesh during the Battle of Isstvan V
The White Scars were not ignoring the calls. They were literally so far out on the fringes that no one knew exactly where they were. By the time they got back, the galaxy was burning in civil war, and they were just like, "Ok, what did we miss?". The Khan was actually more sympathetic to his traitor brothers than to the Emperor or most of the Loyalist primarchs. But, he had sworn his oath to the Emperor, and Jaghatai Khan was no Oathbreaker.
He may have been sympathetic, but he did not stay loyal to Big E because of his oath, but because he deemed, that taken all together, it's still the Emperor that is the less asshole of the two.
The White Scars did indeed ignore Leman Russ' call to aid him in the Alaxxes Nebula, but only after they had broken free of Chondax. At that point, the Khan opted to ignore Russ' summons because he felt unsure as to which side was on the right and opted instead to travel to Prospero to make up his mind before intervening in the war.
One small correction: the Imperial Fists weren't sent to Phall in order to fortify it. They were meant to take part in the Battle of Isstvan V, but their fleet was waylaid by a warp storm (probably caused by the Warp Gods) and was left stranded at random in the Phall system, far from the front lines and unable to communicate with the Imperium for months.
I love everything about this series, like how clear each chapters was described using little icons, how every battle was described using war maps, everyting is pin point that help the mental image to process the information
This battle knocked out the Salamanders, the Raven Guard and the Iron Hands. They were completely unable to make a difference in the following conflict, completely terrifying when you think about it.
The Shattered Legions, Shadrak Meduson nearly killing the Phoenician. Successfully killing Lucius, as well as many times their number in traitor legionaries. Corax's Raptors and sabotaging of the Warmasters Supply lines. Many Salamanders/Ravenguard and Iron hands regrouped with the Avenging Son on his journey to Terra... Taking part in the scouring. Vulkans journey through fire to reach Terra, and ultimately protect the Emperor of mankind. Corax organized and kept loyal forces/survivors those who could oppose Horus and prevented him from obtaining many weapons and technologies.
Not without trying they did; these Shattered Legions warbands would try anything and everything to harass the Traitor Legions supply lines. Some would even come close to assassinating the traitor Primarchs.
They weren’t rendered powerless, though. They definitely didn’t have the same impact that the larger Legions did, but they hampered the traitors by guerilla warfare and sabotage, destroyed supply lines, reinforcement muster locations, provided much-needed reconnaissance, etc, and were a hugely inspiring example of working together and perseverance. Without them, it’s possible that the traitors could have rolled right over all of Terra’s defenses, and the final battle could have ended up quite differently. They deserve much more credit and respect than they’ve ever been shown.
Corvus and his remaining raven guard launched a brutal guerrilla campaign against the traitors, harassing supply lines and intercepting vital reinforcements to the traitors fronts and overall being a constant thorn in Horus side.
The Shattered Legions made their contribution on the war. While the Raven Guard tried to stabilise the south, the Iron Hands and other forces rallied around some charismatic leaders, like Shadrak Meduson and Autek Mor, and laid waste to Horus' supply lines and some important traitor sites (like Bodt). They managed to slow down the traitors' advance by months, if not years, preventing them from ever feeling comfortable in their own rearlines. Meduson even came close to assassinate Horus himself on one occasion. Later in the conflict, the Salamanders even prevented Fulgrim from consolidating a new empire of horrors after his Legion fled from Chemos, destroyed by the Dark Angels!
Awesome video!! Loving this series Just a couple things I wanted to point out (others feel free to pls correct me): 1. Dorn did not send his retribution fleet to reinforce the Phall system. Rather, they were intended to actually support the "loyal" legions at Istvaan V in that action. They entered real-space at Phall only due to the interference of the Iron Warriors legion who basically used weird warp / psyker tech to create warp storms that forced them into that system to isolate them and keep them trapped so that Perturabo could TRY to kill them all himself. 2. The loyalists were also supported by Titan Legions (Legio Atarus). 3. Vulkan's perpetual nature was not known at this stage and did not impact the Istvaan conflict. His perpetuality was only discovered post battle under the torture of Curze (much to the annoyance of Curze who tried to kill him in every way possible). This is important as it plays a key part in explaining the Salamander's legion mindset post Istvaan as they were all told Vulkan was killed but refused to believe and held onto the "Vulkan Lives" mantra.
Up until this point, Horus rebellion and heresy is going swimmingly and to plan, despite the escape of the handful of loyalists who had served in the now revealed traitor legions. Even though his trap masterfully decimated three loyalist legions, the galaxy is now aware of his treachery and rebellion, whole sale. Allowing the loyalists to start gathering their strength and fortifying approaches to terra for the struggle to come.
🟡 New names for the I Legion: Rock Angels (symbols of the Knights' Rock, the Knights' Winged Sword, Caliban's Earth Angel and Caliban's Lion-Wolf). Caliban is a mountain planet (with Knights living in rock castles). The Rock (Dark) Angels are rock yellow and the White Scars are wood green. (Example the Angels of Absolution are stone white) Instead of the Hexagram theirs is the Octagram.
Perfect timing. Was about to read Fulgrim, but I didn't really want to because Flight of the Eisenstein was a slog. Now I can skip to the Dan Abnett books and enjoy myself.
And from that day onwards, whenever the mildest of inconvinience happened, Corax being the drama queen he is, said "its the dropsite massacre all over again"
great video, will you guys be covering 30k stories from the Black Books that don't appear in the novels? stories like the Raid on Xana or the Iron Hands invasion of Bodt?
Or the Sieges of Cthonia, Horus' homeworld, recently appeared in a game book. The first siege happened early in the Heresy, the second as a sideshow to the Siege of Terra.
I feel the HH is like Order 66. Palpatine and Horus have a bit in common. Knew they couldnt brute force the republic/Imperium. So used deception. Sending away Legions/Sending away Jedi Generals.
Post-Isstvan III Dorn was given supreme command, and rather than consolidate forces, confirm loyalties, and identify a theatrical commander, instead he fired 7 un-vetted legions to the Isstvan system to make an immediate assault on arrival (not even attempt a blockade). Great planning.
As a minor criticism the 7 days to die screamer sound going off randomly in the background of the music is quite jarring and distracting. Other than that this is top notch stuff.
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Where is the new episode of the mongol invasion of europe
I noticed you've called the Imperium 'the Empire' a few times. As I recall it's always been called the Imperium or Imperium of Man.
I would be glad if you indicated the books from which you took fragments of this massacre of Isstvan. Especially about the beginning of the battle.
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@richardthomas9497 and Lion 'El was Leonel which is odd because when we say Lion it's Lion not Leon
My grandfather fought in this battle. What do you mean, on which side? That is a personal question.
10 like no comment? Lemme fix that!
True words i was there…
Bruh 😂
Inquisition and Grey Knights: So which side is it?
Hmmmmmmmm kinda sus
"You know, maybe we should have just dropped cyclonic torpedoes from the opposite side of the planet."
-Ferrus Manus, posthumous interview.
Nah, Ferrus would still want to bring back Fulgrim, his best friend, give him a smack to the head and drag him back to reason
Or at the very least dont push so hard you get completely surrounded and leave your flanking forces to eat shit :D
😂😂😂
They were fortified and had anti-air batteries.
@@ThatDragonGuy A cyclonic torpedo blows up the whole planet. You'd just drop it from the opposite side of the planet from Horus's fortress, or even better just out of range of the anti-air defenses. The exact same vector they used to land their gunships.
It was here the Horus' treachery was finally revealed to the galaxy, It was here that for the first time, a primarch fell in battle against his own brother, it was here where the end began
I cry
The reasons for Horus sending the Ultramarines, Blood Angels and Dark Angels to far-flung edges of the galaxy, was because the Legions and their Primarchs are deemed the greatest threat to the Warmaster.
The Ultramarines were the largest Legion with roughly 300,000 Astartes. While Roboute Guilliman was not the best combatant, he had the greatest administrative and analytical skills of the primarchs.
Sanguinius, primarch of the Blood Angels, was perhaps the most dangerous to Horus in terms of his martial skill and foresight. While Horus is also aware of the Blood Angels' Red Thirst.
Lionel El'Jonson, having both animal instincts and great martial prowess was another primarch Horus didn't want to fight in single combat. Especially with his unwavering loyalty and unusually strong primarch aura. The Dark Angels, a Legion known for extermination, had weapons from the Dark Age of Technology that none of the other Legions had. Also the Dark Angels specialised in fighting Lovecraftian Eldritch horrors in the galaxy.
This post is spot on, a man who knows his lore. In my opinion he feared the 1st legion the most, all the primarchs knew the Lion should have been the warmaster.
@@petezero4840Lion would have been a terrible warmaster. Everyone would have rebelled in a year. Sanguinius and Guilliman booted him from imperium secundus for being a lying dick. Nobody liked him and he didn’t like anybody. I don’t think anybody but himself mentioned that he should’ve been the warmaster.
@@DirtyMardi What are you on about? If it was based on Merit the Lion hands down should and could have been chosen. What isnt realised is that he had equalled or slightly more worlds brought into compliance than Roubette and Horus during the great crusade, DESPITE being found later then all of them. In a converastion with the Emp himself, it was stated he was most qualified for War-master based on skill of warfare and Loyalty and Compliance Tally but said "some men need titles to mark an occasion (refering to Horus need for attention) and some men do not" . They would not at all rebel out of fear the dark angles brought and the dark age technology they had, which by the way , no other legion was trusted with.
@@IceCubE4425 I can’t find the exact quote where Big E states that Lion was the most qualified. Can you cite it please? I’ve also not seen any quotes in any books where other primarchs or anyone else really thought that Lion should be the Warmaster.
Horus was made the Warmaster because he can play with everyone and use their strenghts, not make them extensions of his own legion, shackling their potential. Guilliman would have probably made a good Warmaster, but could he direct Kurze or Angron… eh. Sanguinius was the best choice but he may not have been as good or experienced general.
@@IceCubE4425it says time and again in the novels that the Son Of Horus have the greatest record of the great crusade.
This video did Vulkan Justice.
Showed off the tenacity of the Salamander.
Ferrus was so blinded by rage, he couldn't see the mistake until it was too late.
Corax was in such shock he was in tears, his legion was never meant to fight this way out in the open... Like Gate 42 all over again... He flew into a rage trying to kill Lorgar.
Shoutout to the Mechanicus for keeping the Hereteks on Mars so Horus didn't get any back up!
It's not that they had a choice. Rogal blockaded the Red Planet but did not sent boots to the ground.
So…praise Dorn? Lol
Imagine sending the Dark Angels, White Scars and the Ultramarines with them. The Ultramarines would've brought a stalemate due to their numbers, Gman would've been cautious and would've been a pain in the ass as well as how quickly the Ultramarines could adapt not to mention their tactical prowess and logistical advantage, the White Scars would've made the traitors know the real meaning of Blitzkrieg it would make the Death Korps of Krieg wet, the Dark Angels alone together with the Lion would've personally slapped Horus so hard, it would bring him to tears
And that's why they were sent away.
Dark angels alone is enought remember they have men of iron in their basement
@@aerosdacillo1227 Curze faced 7 Men of Iron and came out on top.
"I am a humble servant of the Dark Prince, an emissary sent to aid you in your _little_ war.."
-Fulgrim, Primarch of the Emperor's Children to Horus after his possession by a Greater Daemon of Slaanesh during the Battle of Isstvan V
The White Scars were not ignoring the calls. They were literally so far out on the fringes that no one knew exactly where they were. By the time they got back, the galaxy was burning in civil war, and they were just like, "Ok, what did we miss?". The Khan was actually more sympathetic to his traitor brothers than to the Emperor or most of the Loyalist primarchs. But, he had sworn his oath to the Emperor, and Jaghatai Khan was no Oathbreaker.
Jaghatai is made of the good stuff.
He may have been sympathetic, but he did not stay loyal to Big E because of his oath, but because he deemed, that taken all together, it's still the Emperor that is the less asshole of the two.
I'm guessing that sympathetic viewpoint evaporated once he saw what was happening to the Traitor legions with all the Warp fuckery happening to them.
The White Scars did indeed ignore Leman Russ' call to aid him in the Alaxxes Nebula, but only after they had broken free of Chondax. At that point, the Khan opted to ignore Russ' summons because he felt unsure as to which side was on the right and opted instead to travel to Prospero to make up his mind before intervening in the war.
@@Razgriz_01yeah his last conversation with Mortarion made it clear.
One small correction: the Imperial Fists weren't sent to Phall in order to fortify it. They were meant to take part in the Battle of Isstvan V, but their fleet was waylaid by a warp storm (probably caused by the Warp Gods) and was left stranded at random in the Phall system, far from the front lines and unable to communicate with the Imperium for months.
Perturabo: "Yeah...they're just running around shooting each other down there....ALRIGHT! FIRE!"
*(Smacks nuclear launch button multiple times)*
I love everything about this series, like how clear each chapters was described using little icons, how every battle was described using war maps, everyting is pin point that help the mental image to process the information
This battle knocked out the Salamanders, the Raven Guard and the Iron Hands. They were completely unable to make a difference in the following conflict, completely terrifying when you think about it.
The Shattered Legions, Shadrak Meduson nearly killing the Phoenician.
Successfully killing Lucius, as well as many times their number in traitor legionaries.
Corax's Raptors and sabotaging of the Warmasters Supply lines.
Many Salamanders/Ravenguard and Iron hands regrouped with the Avenging Son on his journey to Terra... Taking part in the scouring.
Vulkans journey through fire to reach Terra, and ultimately protect the Emperor of mankind.
Corax organized and kept loyal forces/survivors those who could oppose Horus and prevented him from obtaining many weapons and technologies.
Not without trying they did; these Shattered Legions warbands would try anything and everything to harass the Traitor Legions supply lines. Some would even come close to assassinating the traitor Primarchs.
They weren’t rendered powerless, though. They definitely didn’t have the same impact that the larger Legions did, but they hampered the traitors by guerilla warfare and sabotage, destroyed supply lines, reinforcement muster locations, provided much-needed reconnaissance, etc, and were a hugely inspiring example of working together and perseverance. Without them, it’s possible that the traitors could have rolled right over all of Terra’s defenses, and the final battle could have ended up quite differently. They deserve much more credit and respect than they’ve ever been shown.
Corvus and his remaining raven guard launched a brutal guerrilla campaign against the traitors, harassing supply lines and intercepting vital reinforcements to the traitors fronts and overall being a constant thorn in Horus side.
The Shattered Legions made their contribution on the war.
While the Raven Guard tried to stabilise the south, the Iron Hands and other forces rallied around some charismatic leaders, like Shadrak Meduson and Autek Mor, and laid waste to Horus' supply lines and some important traitor sites (like Bodt). They managed to slow down the traitors' advance by months, if not years, preventing them from ever feeling comfortable in their own rearlines. Meduson even came close to assassinate Horus himself on one occasion.
Later in the conflict, the Salamanders even prevented Fulgrim from consolidating a new empire of horrors after his Legion fled from Chemos, destroyed by the Dark Angels!
Awesome video!! Loving this series
Just a couple things I wanted to point out (others feel free to pls correct me):
1. Dorn did not send his retribution fleet to reinforce the Phall system. Rather, they were intended to actually support the "loyal" legions at Istvaan V in that action. They entered real-space at Phall only due to the interference of the Iron Warriors legion who basically used weird warp / psyker tech to create warp storms that forced them into that system to isolate them and keep them trapped so that Perturabo could TRY to kill them all himself.
2. The loyalists were also supported by Titan Legions (Legio Atarus).
3. Vulkan's perpetual nature was not known at this stage and did not impact the Istvaan conflict. His perpetuality was only discovered post battle under the torture of Curze (much to the annoyance of Curze who tried to kill him in every way possible). This is important as it plays a key part in explaining the Salamander's legion mindset post Istvaan as they were all told Vulkan was killed but refused to believe and held onto the "Vulkan Lives" mantra.
Yeah true Sigismund was meant to go to Istavaan as reinforcement and Vulkan's perputuqluty only came to the fore when he was captured by Konrad
By the emperor.. the artwork is just... wow. Just wow. I applaud stansing sirs.
Bon apetit, best I can afford for this community. Thanks.
the graphics are IMMACULATE
Thank you, this audience deserves the best, I am not there but trying hard.
you really have the 40k style down, love it!
Thank you, most welcome.
Up until this point, Horus rebellion and heresy is going swimmingly and to plan, despite the escape of the handful of loyalists who had served in the now revealed traitor legions.
Even though his trap masterfully decimated three loyalist legions, the galaxy is now aware of his treachery and rebellion, whole sale. Allowing the loyalists to start gathering their strength and fortifying approaches to terra for the struggle to come.
I just found this Channel and I love the way this lore is told. Feels like a real Documentary. Please continue. The Emperor protects.
Y'all are upping your animation game with this video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, most welcome.
The mechanicus soundtrack in the back makes this so much better
Rogal Dorn's portrait needs additional moustache
I wonder what a video on Battletech would look like from these guys. They would have plenty of things to pick from that franchise.
"All I See is Betrayal!"
-Ferrus Manus on Isstvan V
🟡
New names for the I Legion: Rock Angels (symbols of the Knights' Rock, the Knights' Winged Sword, Caliban's Earth Angel and Caliban's Lion-Wolf).
Caliban is a mountain planet (with Knights living in rock castles).
The Rock (Dark) Angels are rock yellow and the White Scars are wood green.
(Example the Angels of Absolution are stone white)
Instead of the Hexagram theirs is the Octagram.
this series is criminally underrated
This was awesome, the production value is excellent & informative.
Dude the ui and map is so awesome 😎 I love this presentation
Thanks for watching and this comment.
_My dead is mine, and mine alone! I deny you this victory, traitors._
_We'll go together then, shall we?_
this is perfection! I'm glad to have found this channel.
I have been waiting for the next one in this series! Thank you! I am currently on the book "Mechanicum" and it's pretty good so far.
as a 21 year warhammer fan..you did well. thank you.
Been waiting for this! Thanks W&W!
this are very well made , loving this series
Perturabo, the true MVP of the battle and an Gandhi player.
Annnnnyday now. Loving the series.
This is dope- Horus
I've been waiting for this!
I love the videos that you guys are doing on the Horace heresy and the end times keep it going
Please keep doing this series on the horus heresy in chronological order. One of the best on TH-cam by far!
2 more episodes added so far
Love this series; please keep it up!
Wow, the artwork is brilliant.
Thank you for watching and your comment. It really helps.
Wonderful video!
Perfect timing. Was about to read Fulgrim, but I didn't really want to because Flight of the Eisenstein was a slog. Now I can skip to the Dan Abnett books and enjoy myself.
In "Fulgrim", the Dropiste Massacre is like 20 pages
there are many HH books not written by abnett that are awesome... anything by ADB is worth reading too.
Always like the story and enjoy it even more when it is described in such good details 👁️
High quality stuff thanks. easy to understand.
How GOOD is Mechanicus soundtrack huh? Used in this video!
I pray for the day this channel will cover Kingdom (manga) battles, the greatest in term of strategy and epicness
Great animations and overal great video
Poor Salamanders!!!😢
Poor Iron Hands 😢
Into the fires of battle, unto the Anvil of War
And from that day onwards, whenever the mildest of inconvinience happened, Corax being the drama queen he is, said "its the dropsite massacre all over again"
I need to prepare myself emotionally for this
Let me know when you're ready
I still haven’t, I started reading the HH series in 2008 and have never gotten over what happens to the Raven Guard….
great video, will you guys be covering 30k stories from the Black Books that don't appear in the novels? stories like the Raid on Xana or the Iron Hands invasion of Bodt?
Or the Sieges of Cthonia, Horus' homeworld, recently appeared in a game book. The first siege happened early in the Heresy, the second as a sideshow to the Siege of Terra.
Probably one of the darkest events of all of sci-fi
Stuggled to tell who is who but I like the presentation, thank you for this video
I think it should be Isstvan V, not VI
Ditto. I think you're correct.
When men cried
We need more warhammer lore vids.
May the Raven Guard have their vengeance against the traitors!
Top ten anime betrayals of all time
Can’t wait until you cover the siege of terra in 10 years 😂
hype as fuck for the end and death part 2(novemember)
but sadly part 3 wont be out for 6-8 months after
I’ve subscribed to ‘Kings and Generals’ years ago, may as well subscribe to this one as well… PLEASE MAKE MORE OF THESE. 😎
Love your content 😊😊😊😊
I'm early enough I can leave on the eisenstein
looking forward to more
Do Star Trek's Dominion War please
This needs to be 2 hours long and fleshed out
This seems a lot like the conflict on Isstvan V.
rather good this.
"Leon" lol
Yes! more warhammer
Vulkan is Wolverine of warhammer 40K ;) :D
This is amazing!
Vulcan had to be nuked to slow him down from soloing traitors 😂
Should have had all the alpha legion troop symbols be Alpharius
4000 out of 80000 remained… such a loss, mistakes were made.
please more!!
On the way :)
"When the traitor's hand strikes, it strikes with the force of a Legion." - Warmaster Horus
I can't wait to play this game. 😋
Using a technique unknown to us, a technique involving sound
Boy, that Leon.....
Superb
Your titles wrong it’s Isstvan 5 not 6
any ideas on when the final episode of the mongol invasion of europe will come out? we still need to see Bela vs Batu.
Yeah this guy gets it ^
All I wanted was the truth!
what a massacre, this series is so nice.
Is it spelled Isstvan or Istvaan ? I see both every time and as a new fan,Im confused.
I feel the HH is like Order 66. Palpatine and Horus have a bit in common. Knew they couldnt brute force the republic/Imperium. So used deception. Sending away Legions/Sending away Jedi Generals.
Why does the Emperor’s artwork look like a fishman from One Piece ?
Wouldn't it be interesting if W&W did One Piece lore?
About time...
Plss next the battle of calth we guilliman establish the imperium secondus
One of the biggest battles in the Horus hersey. Less Combatants than Stalingrad. It would be nice if you add a few zeros to the imperial army forces.
Post-Isstvan III Dorn was given supreme command, and rather than consolidate forces, confirm loyalties, and identify a theatrical commander, instead he fired 7 un-vetted legions to the Isstvan system to make an immediate assault on arrival (not even attempt a blockade). Great planning.
More warhammer 40k needs uploaded😭
What is the background music used in all these videos?
Yo mongol new part pls last one feels like years ago
Ultramarines alone can stand whole traitor legion
As a minor criticism the 7 days to die screamer sound going off randomly in the background of the music is quite jarring and distracting. Other than that this is top notch stuff.