Wait, these are Dorn's boys, and their fortress monastery nearly got wiped out by a mysterious xenos? Orks. Any of Dorn's boys who aren't Black Templar always seemed to get wrecked by the greenskins.
**Shudders** The Slaugth, never forget the first time I encountered them in a Dark Heresy scenario, well. Only I encountered them as I was the only one dumb enough to sprint up the top of the tower they were in while the rest of the party fought something which was merely a servant. They tried their darndest to shoot me but the -20 to their BS from my running made them miss. Needless to say, when I got to the top of their tower I pulled a Han Solo, screaming and running right back where I came from when I found there were five or so of them there, managed to pass my fear test somehow, though.
“Even other notably savage chapters, such as the Carcharodons, struggle to match the wanton barbarity demonstrated by the Executioners.” The Black Templars, on the other hand, call the chapter ‘weak’ and ‘tame’.
*World Eaters promptly get murder-f***ed by Executioners* Remember, these were the guys who wiped out 1 for 1 a company of The Space Sharks and the blood God cares not from whence the blood flows, only that it does.
@@The_Murder_Party They seem likes guys that were founded in the tradition of being the survivors of the most brutal fighting during the Siege of Terra.
@@40KTheories If they didnť get fresh coats for long enough to get them rotting and wormy they could be desperate enough to try to sneak upon a fortress monastery.
To ascend to sainthood Sly would have to die first. That's hard to imagine. But maybe one lucky hive fleet will overwhelm him in sheer numbers one day when he got old and slow. Then he will rise as mankind's celestial Defender and the imperial choirs will sing his hymn that goes like this: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!
Fafnir was cool in the short "Templar". When people make a big deal about how "brutal" a space marine chapter is, I want to see some justification for the rank. The Space Sharks are straight freaking brutal. What else are the Executioners going to do which is actually IN EXCESS of what the sharks are doing? After all, they are called the Executioners, not the Torturer-Sodomitic-Dark-Eldar Chapter.
There seems to be a few things a chapter can do to be called brutal: 1) eat people (The Sanguine Brotherhood is mostly guilty of this one) 2) kill other loyal Astartes (Carcharadons, Minotaurs) 3) base their tactics largely around rapid deployment and close quarters combat (Space Wolves, Black Templars, Blood Angels, etc). 4) indiscriminately murder Imperial citizens (Marines Malevolent)
They're was retconned lore back in 2nd-3rd edition where during the Great Crusade a race of benevolent grey alien xenos was wiped out of course the Emperor did not approve and chastised the individual's responsible as he had supposedly worked with them in the past now we'll never know 😒
Wearing the skins of your enemies? Sound like something Khorne berserkers would do. They are a short hope away from turning Chaotic. I'm sure Khorne loves them.
40K Theories, have you considered contacting Luetin to do some sort of collaboration? I think you'd be a great fit. Just a thought/suggestion. Keep up the great content.
Not necessarily agreeing with your assessment. Some people are composed and unemotional because they have learned to intellectually control their own emotions and instabilities. Think of Vulcans ending their internal strife with pure logic, but some of them becoming Romulans and stabbety stabbing everyone. The Wolves, or even the Scars, they are violent, but very stable in what they are. They are honestly who they are. Dorn, or El Johnson are more complex, even more complex emotionally than Guilliman. Guilliman is also quite honestly himself, an overachiever and does what he likes to do. Dorn is conflicted person in many ways. And successor chapters who lose those things that keeps the darker moods away, are consumed by them. That brutality is already in the Fists, and in Dorn, but overshadowed, controlled by things like duty, honor, nobility. Lose on of those traits, or others, and its opposite will reign free. Wolves have no loyalty. They WANT to follow the Allfather. They dont need it. Ultramarines dont have nobility, they want to do the right thing. Dorns chapters have those things, mostly. They have all the things that keep them from doing bad things. Except some lose something. Wolves have no disloyalty in them. Dorn chapters do. They also have anger, and many other things that need to be controlled. Russ angers easily, and forgets even more easily. Same with the khan. Dorn never forgives, his anger is never forgotten. That is why those chapters are angry. Its already in them. It is just let to consume them.
Well the Cabal wasn't a particular race, more of a coalition consisting of individuals from a number of races. Plus they were stated by Eldrad Ulthraan to no longer exist as of M32 within the novel 'The Beheading'.
This Chapter sounds distinctly Khorne-y. I bet the Inquisition is really interested in them. Might even pretend to be Xenos during an attack to try wiping them out. (Wink wink)
"Molecular acid" is a tautology. All acids are made from molecular compounds or groups of various active molecules, so the phrase was the sign of a writer too busy or too lazy to give it a name.
If I had a quarter for every Loyalist chapter or Inquisitor who unwittingly pleases and follows the tenants of one of the Chaos Gods I see, I'd probably be able to afford most of the 8th edition codices.
How are the executioners not traitors lolz. I get the crusade for reconciliation but these dudes run around with human skin on their armor. Blood for the blood god anyone?
The irony is Khorne adores spacemarines even those who outright oppose him, Because Khorne does not care from whence the blood flows, It is known the Emperor pulled some sort of trick or made a form of deal with the dark gods to gain knowlage for his super human projects, So its very possible Khorne could of been the most eager to share some of this info knowing full well that super strong super violent warriors would happen, While Khorne is not one for tricks and being sneaky it is not that hard to imagine some chapters take to it more then others such as those founded from Great Crusade and Horus Heresy veterans that would have more hatred then other chapters, These would not be the first Angry boys of Dorn.
Some loyalist astartes adorn their armour with skulls and bones. A good amount have eaten human flesh, mostly the brains. Wearing some leather hardly seems heretical for an astartes.
Khorne: Oh you want to go on a Crusade across the whole galaxy, to 'liberate' mankind ? Oh Hell Yeah, here you go, and take this and this with you too. No payment necessary, just don't show your enemies any mercy and spilling as much blood as you can is payment enough for me.
As stated above we carcharadons prefer to not screech and scream in battle. We are silent and calculated while repressing our desire to become barbarians. And still we strike cold blooded.
I think it's most likely the Slough or an off-shoot there of. As far as Xenos races go they're pretty damn nightmarish and with the Imperiums record keeping it's not a stretch to think reports of them have simply been lost over the millennia.
Can somebody give us a "most brutal" ranking of loyalist chapters based on campaigns and notable missions? There a plenty of chapters getting labeled extra brutal (Minotaurs, Carcharadon, Executioners, Flesh Tearers...) but based on what? Brutal CQB is nothing very special for Astartes it is a result of fighting in theaters like narrow urban areas or space hulks
Juan Paolo Datu Well, chain bayonets were a thing in the RPG, iirc. And chain glaves are still used among the traitor legions, especially the Night Lords.
What would happen if a Xenos race, never encountered before by the Imperium, would thry to make peacfull Contact with them ? Is there some documentation about this ever happening before ? What happend if ? Or is there maybe a Procedure for this case ? Would like to know.
Depends on whom they attempt first contact. Most Astartes chapters would shoot on sight, same with the Inquisition and the ecclesiarchy. Rogue Traders would only play along if it benefitted them. If they contacted the rare individual with common sense, (and they do exist) their could be a possibility for peaceful contact. As long as the Xenos didn't plan on sticking around.
@@MrTurbowhitey or a rarer individual with absolutely no sense what so ever, maybe a really, really curious and borderline heretical Tech Priest with a high IQ and no "street smarts"
@@Commodore22345 I'm not really talking about a stereotypical "First Contact" scenario, like something out of Close Encounters. I'm talking about a scenario where two forces join up to deal with a greater threat. Example, a guard regiment with a commissar who knows how to lead, (Gaunt, Cain, etc) running into said race as they where being mulched by whatever. (Nids, Orks, Chaos). They realize through mutual situational awareness, that the only chance they HAVE, is to combine their forces and turn them on the greater threat. You can have some filler fluff inserted to explain who they are, and why they're HERE, but ultimately, at the end of the day, they walk away from the battlefield backwards, both expecting the other to shoot. All pertinent information about this "First Contact" would end up being buried in some Inquisition locker somewhere, and "Forgotten".
@@MrTurbowhitey It happens. It also happens with known Xenos on bad terms. Necrons helping out Blood Angels against 'nids, for example. Or Trazyn at Cadia. The only such alliance not likely to get the human executed (unless the human is Astartes, a Rogue Trader or really high up) is with Asuryani, since there is a history of cooperation there, especially in the Age Indomitus. Cooperation with Tau is almost certain to get you executed.
If I remember correctly from the ciaphas Cain novels, there's regimental bands and musicians active in the higher circles. The ciaphas cain novel made it come off as a 50's gangster movie scenario, so I'm guessing the music fits that period aswell. It mentions songs called "The night before you left" and "The love we share", which do sound like they could be out of a 50's club. Flutes, trumpets, drums, and snare instruments are a thing in 40K, but the amount of musicians seems low and seems to be a thing only the rich and noble can really afford.
Lord Askr I don’t know but would imagine it is something like is being played as the background in this video. Does anyone know what that is? I would love to find out.
@@sadservitor5362 Sorry for the late reply. Religious hymns and stuff like choirs are definitely a thing. I'm sure shanties or such will be a thing too, and I honestly wouldn't be surprised if there's stuff like rock or mad Max guitar guy style orks either
Necrons one of the oldest 40k races? No, THE OLDEST. They pre-date the Orks and the Eldar and are on par with the Old Ones. The Eldar were made to fight the Necrons during the War in the Heaven. Same with the Orks. So the Necrons in their current form pre-date even the Eldar as the Old One's Necrontyr War pre-dates the Necrontyr's conversion into the Machine Necrons and it was the war between the Old Ones and C'Tan that the Necrons were used first to fight. So.. Yeah. Necrons are certainly the singular oldest race in the Galaxy outside of the Old Ones that might be lurking in some dark corner.
Well, astronauts wear diapers under the suit, spacemarines have to wear their armor for days, i would find it pretty unbelievable if someone claimed they DONT wear diapers...
Bull crap, Excutioners take Huron's side in Badab and have two home worlds, they surrender and have to do a penatience crusade to get them back, Mantis warriors do the same thing and have to give up their homeworld and survive for 1 century without rights to create new astartes and their chapter master was imprisoned for life.... how does that make sense.
While they fought alongside the Astral Claws during the Badab War, the Executioners were offered the Emperor's forgiveness per the undertaking of a penitent crusade, so are still loyalists. (at least officially ;) )
Hm. An observation if I may. There are hundreds of Xeno species in the 40k verse. likely thousands. I think you might be stretching to try and fit these into a category of known ones when it may have been intended just to be, as they said, a species never before heard of.
Sons of Rogal Dorn claiming to he the Emperor's executioners?
*Angry Space Wolf Noises*
run
They claim headsmen not executioners.
Same difference dude, a Heads man is a Executioner
"Are we Wolves a Joke to you?" 🐺
Hears the wolves rage
"Reeeeeee reeeeeeee" that ain't right
"loyalist" my shiney metal ass, I'm willing to bet there's at least 1 disguised shrine to Khorne in each Executioner ship
Dorn produced some pretty sketchy sons.
@@MrTurbowhitey "My normal calm was . . . COMPROMISED"
Imagine a war fought by the Flesh Tearers, Executioners, Carchadons, and Red Talons imagine the sheer Carnage and blood shed.
If those four were to fall onto the Marines Malevolent...they might ascend to daemonhood of Khorne
*World eaters want to know your location*
Pretty much the same as badab war
Happy blood god noises
Blood for the blood god indeed
It's the squats taking revenge
We don't take revenge. We settle grudges and collect on unpaid debts.
Wait, these are Dorn's boys, and their fortress monastery nearly got wiped out by a mysterious xenos?
Orks. Any of Dorn's boys who aren't Black Templar always seemed to get wrecked by the greenskins.
Ork snipers amirite?
either his sons are insane or they get wrecked by greenskins, there is no middle ground
Hard to defend against an enemy who can change the rules of war on the fly.
man, i see you all the time
Its pretty much confirmed it was the Slaugth that attacked them Thats why the Executioners were caught of guard they had never fought them before
**Shudders** The Slaugth, never forget the first time I encountered them in a Dark Heresy scenario, well. Only I encountered them as I was the only one dumb enough to sprint up the top of the tower they were in while the rest of the party fought something which was merely a servant. They tried their darndest to shoot me but the -20 to their BS from my running made them miss. Needless to say, when I got to the top of their tower I pulled a Han Solo, screaming and running right back where I came from when I found there were five or so of them there, managed to pass my fear test somehow, though.
“Even other notably savage chapters, such as the Carcharodons, struggle to match the wanton barbarity demonstrated by the Executioners.”
The Black Templars, on the other hand, call the chapter ‘weak’ and ‘tame’.
"PURGING WITH MY KIN"!!!!- Black Templars.
Seems about right.
"Executioners, the most brutal chapter"
**World Eaters laughing in the distance**
Yup it's as simple as the World eaters are not and never have been a chapter. A legion yes but not a chapter.
The word "loyalist" comes to mind as well
*World Eaters promptly get murder-f***ed by Executioners*
Remember, these were the guys who wiped out 1 for 1 a company of The Space Sharks and the blood God cares not from whence the blood flows, only that it does.
Phillip Gouthier they seem like worshipers of Khorne honestly.
@@The_Murder_Party They seem likes guys that were founded in the tradition of being the survivors of the most brutal fighting during the Siege of Terra.
This could be the one, and only encounter the Imperium had with the "Grey's".
Or, this could have been a race from an entirely different universe.
Could we please get a lore video on the xenos the land raider Achilles was made to fight
All we know is they were a relatively small empire with extremely sturdy defenses and potent energy weapons.
It could still be Necrons, with flayed ones attacking.
While I can see the reasoning behind it, I don't believe this would be the case. Especially with the key descriptor of "worm ridden".
@@40KTheories If they didnť get fresh coats for long enough to get them rotting and wormy they could be desperate enough to try to sneak upon a fortress monastery.
Is Sly Marbo a living Saint?
Covah Redro Is that doubt, Imperial citizen?
Sly Marbo is the God-Emperor
To ascend to sainthood Sly would have to die first. That's hard to imagine. But maybe one lucky hive fleet will overwhelm him in sheer numbers one day when he got old and slow. Then he will rise as mankind's celestial Defender and the imperial choirs will sing his hymn that goes like this: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!
Sly is better. He's Rambo crossed with Arnold's characters from Commando and Predator.
Sly Marbo is a direct descendant of Chuck Norris
Fafnir was cool in the short "Templar".
When people make a big deal about how "brutal" a space marine chapter is, I want to see some justification for the rank. The Space Sharks are straight freaking brutal. What else are the Executioners going to do which is actually IN EXCESS of what the sharks are doing?
After all, they are called the Executioners, not the Torturer-Sodomitic-Dark-Eldar Chapter.
There seems to be a few things a chapter can do to be called brutal:
1) eat people (The Sanguine Brotherhood is mostly guilty of this one)
2) kill other loyal Astartes (Carcharadons, Minotaurs)
3) base their tactics largely around rapid deployment and close quarters combat (Space Wolves, Black Templars, Blood Angels, etc).
4) indiscriminately murder Imperial citizens (Marines Malevolent)
Is this evidence of the grey aliens in 40k?!
They're was retconned lore back in 2nd-3rd edition where during the Great Crusade a race of benevolent grey alien xenos was wiped out of course the Emperor did not approve and chastised the individual's responsible as he had supposedly worked with them in the past now we'll never know 😒
@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 Kill the alien, the heretic, the mutant.
@@discomfort5760 Even the ones personally spared by the Emperor Himself?
@@marclytle644 Especially those ones. Clearly he wanted to save some so that later generations would not get lazy.
Executioners being the most brutal.
Flesh Tearers.
Space Sharks.
.. or, you know, World Eaters, and Night Lords.
Wearing the skins of your enemies? Sound like something Khorne berserkers would do. They are a short hope away from turning Chaotic. I'm sure Khorne loves them.
*khorn tunes in and open his ratling skull popcorn bag*
Do you hear the voices too?
WITNESS YOUR DOOOOOOOOOOOM
It is as though, A THOUSANDS MOUTHS CRY OUT IN PAIN!
Richard Valdes - Rasmussen Ohh yes. Sometimes they scream.
I CAN FEEL THE WARP OVERTAKING ME, IT IS A GOOD PAIN!
Could theses aliens be the regular aliens you see in the 1950's, flying sausages, ray guns and octopus like in nature
flying sausages?
Yingyanglord1 well when I was growing up we made fun of the flying saucers and called them sausages instead.
40K Theories, have you considered contacting Luetin to do some sort of collaboration? I think you'd be a great fit. Just a thought/suggestion. Keep up the great content.
Or Arch Warhammer. Luetin would probably be a better fit tho as he is concise.
How is it that Dorn, the most composed and least emotional of the primarchs, sired some of the craziest successor chapters out there?
He was a bit of an absent father and his children are acting out
Not necessarily agreeing with your assessment.
Some people are composed and unemotional because they have learned to intellectually control their own emotions and instabilities. Think of Vulcans ending their internal strife with pure logic, but some of them becoming Romulans and stabbety stabbing everyone.
The Wolves, or even the Scars, they are violent, but very stable in what they are. They are honestly who they are. Dorn, or El Johnson are more complex, even more complex emotionally than Guilliman.
Guilliman is also quite honestly himself, an overachiever and does what he likes to do. Dorn is conflicted person in many ways. And successor chapters who lose those things that keeps the darker moods away, are consumed by them.
That brutality is already in the Fists, and in Dorn, but overshadowed, controlled by things like duty, honor, nobility. Lose on of those traits, or others, and its opposite will reign free.
Wolves have no loyalty. They WANT to follow the Allfather. They dont need it.
Ultramarines dont have nobility, they want to do the right thing.
Dorns chapters have those things, mostly. They have all the things that keep them from doing bad things. Except some lose something.
Wolves have no disloyalty in them. Dorn chapters do. They also have anger, and many other things that need to be controlled.
Russ angers easily, and forgets even more easily. Same with the khan.
Dorn never forgives, his anger is never forgotten. That is why those chapters are angry. Its already in them. It is just let to consume them.
Necrons are the race who best suit the description you gave
So this is where the old canon Khorne followers went
It was Alpharius.
Not me guv!
I’ve got witnesses to say I was elsewhere.
@@AlPHArius-fs9gu are these witnesses also Alpharius? Ya 'ave a loicense for them witnesses?
Oi mate you got a loicense for that butter knife in ya profile picture?
@@thenutella8846 Not all of them, one of them is Omegon.
@@hayyu9202 Oi mate. Ya 'ave a loicence for questioning me loicence collection?
Everybody gangsta' till worms learn how to make spacecraft
Theory: the race that attacked Darkenvault were also responsible for the Pale Wasting.
The Slaugth remind me of the Hunters from halo. What with their walking worm person thing goin on
The Cabal in HH Book: Legion had a large disk shaped craft and were a bunch of aliens so.....
Well the Cabal wasn't a particular race, more of a coalition consisting of individuals from a number of races. Plus they were stated by Eldrad Ulthraan to no longer exist as of M32 within the novel 'The Beheading'.
@@40KTheories Can you make a video about this topic in the future?
Lunatics of the Imperium,But They are Needed so Yeah,Crazy Ones are The Best 👊, Great Work as always 😎 !!!.
What if Alpharius was infected with sloths during the Rangdan campaigns? He is very similar to them in the style of action :)
This Chapter sounds distinctly Khorne-y. I bet the Inquisition is really interested in them. Might even pretend to be Xenos during an attack to try wiping them out. (Wink wink)
What if Garviel Loken rejoined the Sons of Horus? Would he have been able to temper Horus's fall at all?
They obviously didn’t have enough cyberdongs to hold off the enemy.
8:51 What is molecular acid? and how is it any different from regular acid?
"Molecular acid" is a tautology. All acids are made from molecular compounds or groups of various active molecules, so the phrase was the sign of a writer too busy or too lazy to give it a name.
I first thought of the hrrud but they are known to the imperials.
If I had a quarter for every Loyalist chapter or Inquisitor who unwittingly pleases and follows the tenants of one of the Chaos Gods I see, I'd probably be able to afford most of the 8th edition codices.
How are the executioners not traitors lolz. I get the crusade for reconciliation but these dudes run around with human skin on their armor. Blood for the blood god anyone?
The irony is Khorne adores spacemarines even those who outright oppose him, Because Khorne does not care from whence the blood flows, It is known the Emperor pulled some sort of trick or made a form of deal with the dark gods to gain knowlage for his super human projects, So its very possible Khorne could of been the most eager to share some of this info knowing full well that super strong super violent warriors would happen, While Khorne is not one for tricks and being sneaky it is not that hard to imagine some chapters take to it more then others such as those founded from Great Crusade and Horus Heresy veterans that would have more hatred then other chapters, These would not be the first Angry boys of Dorn.
Some loyalist astartes adorn their armour with skulls and bones.
A good amount have eaten human flesh, mostly the brains.
Wearing some leather hardly seems heretical for an astartes.
No different than veterans of a tyrannid war wearing trophies on their pauldrons.
Khorne: Oh you want to go on a Crusade across the whole galaxy, to 'liberate' mankind ? Oh Hell Yeah, here you go, and take this and this with you too. No payment necessary, just don't show your enemies any mercy and spilling as much blood as you can is payment enough for me.
Rat Face 😂😂😂 just a little leather lmao
Does anyone know the background music after the introduction? Another superb video and story. Thanks!
It is from the game 'Dawn of War 2' It sounds like one of the imperium tunes.
"Worm riddled flesh"
So flayed ones
Sound like Khorne's undercover troops.
"little similarities with the other sons of Dorn"
*Black Templars hated that*
It's the forgotten legions taking their revenge for being neglected by the papa emperor
If you and your chapter make the charcharadons look calm tame and civilized by comparison you might have some pretty serious issues
The Carcharadons are calm - their brutality is cold and precise, not rage-filled, say like the Flesh Tearers.
As stated above we carcharadons prefer to not screech and scream in battle. We are silent and calculated while repressing our desire to become barbarians.
And still we strike cold blooded.
FML other alien race from Warhammer 40K but still they sounds interesting
I think it's most likely the Slough or an off-shoot there of. As far as Xenos races go they're pretty damn nightmarish and with the Imperiums record keeping it's not a stretch to think reports of them have simply been lost over the millennia.
What is the bg soundtrack?
Sounds like it is a mix of 2 tracks....since i hear 2 different drumbeats
When someone says they’re scarier than the Carcharadons... Carcharadons be like: Excuse me? What the fuk!
Can somebody give us a "most brutal" ranking of loyalist chapters based on campaigns and notable missions? There a plenty of chapters getting labeled extra brutal (Minotaurs, Carcharadon, Executioners, Flesh Tearers...) but based on what? Brutal CQB is nothing very special for Astartes it is a result of fighting in theaters like narrow urban areas or space hulks
It hard to think that any successor chapter of the imperial fists would produced space marine chapter such had the executioners and the black templer
Daleks did it.
Okay. So Chain Siege Mauls, Chain Swords, Chain Axes, Great Chain Swords, Chain Bardiches, Chain Claws. We need Chain daggers, chain bayonets, chain halberds, chain spears.
Juan Paolo Datu Well, chain bayonets were a thing in the RPG, iirc. And chain glaves are still used among the traitor legions, especially the Night Lords.
Also chain guns, and just chains with spiked weights on the end
What would happen if a Xenos race, never encountered before by the Imperium, would thry to make peacfull Contact with them ?
Is there some documentation about this ever happening before ? What happend if ? Or is there maybe a Procedure for this case ?
Would like to know.
Depends on whom they attempt first contact. Most Astartes chapters would shoot on sight, same with the Inquisition and the ecclesiarchy. Rogue Traders would only play along if it benefitted them. If they contacted the rare individual with common sense, (and they do exist) their could be a possibility for peaceful contact. As long as the Xenos didn't plan on sticking around.
@@MrTurbowhitey or a rarer individual with absolutely no sense what so ever,
maybe a really, really curious and borderline heretical Tech Priest with a high IQ and no "street smarts"
@@Commodore22345 I'm not really talking about a stereotypical "First Contact" scenario, like something out of Close Encounters. I'm talking about a scenario where two forces join up to deal with a greater threat. Example, a guard regiment with a commissar who knows how to lead, (Gaunt, Cain, etc) running into said race as they where being mulched by whatever. (Nids, Orks, Chaos). They realize through mutual situational awareness, that the only chance they HAVE, is to combine their forces and turn them on the greater threat.
You can have some filler fluff inserted to explain who they are, and why they're HERE, but ultimately, at the end of the day, they walk away from the battlefield backwards, both expecting the other to shoot. All pertinent information about this "First Contact" would end up being buried in some Inquisition locker somewhere, and "Forgotten".
@@MrTurbowhitey "My enemy’s enemy is a problem for later: In the meantime, they might be useful" Inquisitor Quixos
@@MrTurbowhitey It happens. It also happens with known Xenos on bad terms. Necrons helping out Blood Angels against 'nids, for example. Or Trazyn at Cadia. The only such alliance not likely to get the human executed (unless the human is Astartes, a Rogue Trader or really high up) is with Asuryani, since there is a history of cooperation there, especially in the Age Indomitus. Cooperation with Tau is almost certain to get you executed.
Great video 40k Theories
When listening to the opening of this video did the space wolves come to anyone else's mind?
I have a question that has been bothering me for a while now: What music is played in the Imperium?
If I remember correctly from the ciaphas Cain novels, there's regimental bands and musicians active in the higher circles. The ciaphas cain novel made it come off as a 50's gangster movie scenario, so I'm guessing the music fits that period aswell. It mentions songs called "The night before you left" and "The love we share", which do sound like they could be out of a 50's club. Flutes, trumpets, drums, and snare instruments are a thing in 40K, but the amount of musicians seems low and seems to be a thing only the rich and noble can really afford.
@@ratface7329 Cool thing. I always thought it was like religious hymns and bible (emperor) rock
I can see Imperial Rap being a thing
Lord Askr I don’t know but would imagine it is something like is being played as the background in this video. Does anyone know what that is? I would love to find out.
@@sadservitor5362 Sorry for the late reply. Religious hymns and stuff like choirs are definitely a thing.
I'm sure shanties or such will be a thing too, and I honestly wouldn't be surprised if there's stuff like rock or mad Max guitar guy style orks either
Necrons one of the oldest 40k races? No, THE OLDEST. They pre-date the Orks and the Eldar and are on par with the Old Ones. The Eldar were made to fight the Necrons during the War in the Heaven. Same with the Orks. So the Necrons in their current form pre-date even the Eldar as the Old One's Necrontyr War pre-dates the Necrontyr's conversion into the Machine Necrons and it was the war between the Old Ones and C'Tan that the Necrons were used first to fight. So.. Yeah. Necrons are certainly the singular oldest race in the Galaxy outside of the Old Ones that might be lurking in some dark corner.
That we know of in the lore*
Sounds like war hounds gene seed to me
Someone made a geneseed mixup during founding... whoopsie
The Sloth look a lot like Xur from Destiny. At least the face does with the tentacles
music?
Make a video speaking about how to become an Inquisitor.
The Inquisition want to know your location.
@@lukasperuzovic1429 I want to serve the Emperor's will.
Yo fam whats the name of the song being played
Rebus Mortis Felix Mortis from the Chaos Gate soundtrack
Darude sand strom
Executioners give off night lords vibes
Do we have any clue why their Fortress Monastery was attacked ?
Tau running away from the imperial guard
Surprise he is beating up Heretics in the eye of terror and making Lorgar shit his pants
Those maggot like creatures look very similar to Xur from Destiny
The Harbinger will reclaim the corpse kings power and bring Doom.
No offense but that first Pic makes the Marine look like he is wearing a Diaper
Well, astronauts wear diapers under the suit, spacemarines have to wear their armor for days, i would find it pretty unbelievable if someone claimed they DONT wear diapers...
They were taken out by The Skaven.
Bull crap, Excutioners take Huron's side in Badab and have two home worlds, they surrender and have to do a penatience crusade to get them back, Mantis warriors do the same thing and have to give up their homeworld and survive for 1 century without rights to create new astartes and their chapter master was imprisoned for life.... how does that make sense.
Everyone hates the Mantis Warriors.
Didn’t the Lamenters get it even worse?
Mantis Warriors were ringleaders, Executioners are just stupid followers and useful tools?
Having a Salamander Captain take your side at the trial counts for something.
Aren't the Executioners a traitor chapter? Why should we care if they where almost wiped?
While they fought alongside the Astral Claws during the Badab War, the Executioners were offered the Emperor's forgiveness per the undertaking of a penitent crusade, so are still loyalists. (at least officially ;) )
Mmmmm potential new Xenos army to play maybe?
Are they the famous angry marines?
I think we need more lore for the sloth
'MY LIFE FOR YOUR HEAD!'
Hm. An observation if I may. There are hundreds of Xeno species in the 40k verse. likely thousands. I think you might be stretching to try and fit these into a category of known ones when it may have been intended just to be, as they said, a species never before heard of.
How tf are they descended from Dorn, they should be wolf kin imho
This is interesting.
Another Proppa Video Remleiz
Night lords??
Vashtorr sent the xenos back in time to destroy the Executioners.
You can't beat the Templars that are colored in Black.
So the classic ufo
XUR (Destiny)?
Executioners! Night Lords in disguise!
Executioners! More than meets the eye.
These guys mistook themselves for the Space Wolves.
Dang.
Fire was fighting about the rack goals yeah those are those mysterious Xena yeah I can say about that
The Slaugh - Destinys Xur.....Anyone?
I love refrigerators
Still like the Brownies compared to the World Eaters.
Sorry kids the space wolves beat you to it
Skaven ....... fuck it they were attacked by skaven
Unmatched brutality....... Flesh Tearers.... that is all.
It’s the greys
"worm-ridden charnel feasters" ... zombie greys
warhammer 40k needs more UFOs
Was Darkenvault attacked by fucking Grays?
Carcharadon wannabes
Lol
"Adeptus AstHAAAHtes"
Makes me cringe every time
Are they the famous angry marines?