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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2023
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Audio book version of "The Flight of The Eisenstein", written by James Swallow, narrated by Jonathan Keeble and published by Black Library
Music:
Monastic litany for Sanguinius | Blood Angels chant & lament | WH40k inspired ambient by Prometheus Studio
• Monastic litany for Sa...
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All those who died on istvaan 3 were the strongest of those legions in every other son who stayed loyal in the heresy
They were the strongest among their legions, but all loyalist (except the space wolves) were the strongest among their brothers
The emperor knows their names
honestly no he doesnt, like the thunder warriors before hand
"For he who sheds his blood with me this day shall be my brother"
King Henry the V, Shakespeare
So many gut wrenching moments on Istvann.
Like when the loyalist World Eaters stand against Angron so others can retreat.
Thinking about it makes me sob a little.
And I can only picture Angron in his demon form, even before things go horribly wrong.
"L-lord?..."
"I AM HERE, KAURAGAR..."
"That wound at your throat... That was me..."
"YOU FOUGHT WELL... ALL OF YOU DID..."
@@Mondays_Coffee If I remember right, Angron was the only Primarch to head down to Istvann to fight his own Astartes. All of the others stayed up on their ships like cowards. So I can give a little respect to Angron for that at least.
"We deny you your victory."
Dreadnoughts are the old veterans, who have lived longer than any space marine. They hold wisdom. They act as older brothers, caring for their younger siblings.
These kinds of moments are where Warhammer excels. If one doesn't take a deeper look its all "grimderp big gun go boom boom testosterone space marine" but looking deeper you find it to be filled with moments that make a grown man cry.
We'll go together then shall we? 🫡
"He didnt cry in titanic, whats wrong with him"
....all the boys watching this video
who's cutting them onions :/...
The ultimate “You can’t fire me..I QUIT!”
The Fallen Shall Be Forever Remembered, As the Emperor's Finest.
Unlike Legion and Primarch, he has truly demonstrated the creed: he is not weak.
I had forgotten this, the pain of this moment. I wish you had not reminded me. 😢
If your bro doesn’t get emotional about Huron-Fal and Temeter let him go, he’s not to be trusted
07 for you were the strongest of your legions, may the bell of lost souls ring in your honor
When I read this I had to stop, the raw emotions of that one scene of betrayal was heartstopping
Loyalty is its own reward
we deny you your victory.
loyalist after the virus bomb be like "I didnt hear no bell"
I knew what to expect when I selected this video, but it wasn't until nearly the very end, much like our 2 brave warriors here, that I found I had a face of despair and rage at the betrayals commited upon them. The luxury of choosing your own end to spite the dark gods in what little way you could, even denying Nurgle 2 potentially powerful souls. I'm sure their souls were untouchable on their way to the emperor.
I know their names, and now they are on my side.
Do you remember Noble 6 and his sacrifice for humanity?
@@GhostOfReachB312 Do you mean: Saul Tarvitz, Gavriel Loken, Tarik Torgaddon, Crysos Morturg, Commander Ehrlen and Magos Calleb Decima? They command loyalists on Istvaan III
@@emperorofmankind779 No, I meant noble 6 and his sacrifice on reach causing us to win the War against the xenos in the 2500s
I was not ready to hear this and cry
This was great. Thank you!
This is true Warhammer, not pathetic bolter porn
😢beautiful 😢
Warhammer will
Never be this good again
His voice should been deeper, more rumbly
If the dreadnought was Death Guard, shouldn’t be « XIV » and not « XVI » ?
A silly little mistake on the artist's side (me). That part took only few minutes to draw and I was so overconfident as to not double check the order of digits. I fixed it later, but the original video file was already deleted and I was not going to recreate it and render again.
Can you link the image used for the video?
Sure
www.reddit.com/r/ImaginaryWarhammer/comments/18s5b6d/well_go_together_then_shall_we/
@@plebegeng5782 Thank you!
o7
This was Warhammer 40k before the invasion of the woke rot.