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40 Facts and Lore about Afterlife in Warhammer 40K
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- 40 Facts and Lore about Afterlife in Warhammer 40K
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1:54 Battle Brothers who martyr themselves for the Emperor are rewarded with 72 Skirmish Sisters in the afterlife. The Emperor is Great. Now that is something I would crash an Imperial Battleship into a Space Hulk for. I'd still purge the Hulk before I fall, just saying.
EinsamPibroch278 You could've just said "For the Emperor".
The Emperor Protects! remember this
Emperor hu akbar
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I understand that this might be a little hard to go through
If it's not something they can quite literally copy paste off of wiki and read word for word, they won't do it. I'm not kidding when I say that the entirety of their effort to make these trash can videos is just reading off the wiki. Occasionally they will throw in some cringe forever virgin dragon Ball z nonsense with their horrific and infuriating sounding accent to spice things up but that's it
So if i understood correctly, even if some eldars got multiple gems in their armor and weapons, just one of them works as a spirit stone?
Yep probably have multiple one just to be safe
Exarchs have the spiritstones of all eldar who became them embedded in their armor. Also warlocks and farseers take additional stones with them so they can draw energy from the souls.
Question: After the Eldar God of the Dead is born, will the Eldar still live? Their race, I mean?
Honestly... Eldar store their souls in stones found in the warp... One would think Slaneesh would try to corrupt the stones. Or it would be a pretty smug joke ifshe actually did it already - and "souls consumed by slaneesh" are the ones that are trapped in the stones and they would rroam free otherwise. Obviously this has a lot of plotholes like why wraithguards fight fos the eldar - also there is no trace of chaos corruptin in them and eldar as a highly psychic race would probably realize this... still it would be a grand trick. Befitting of a god (and if their enemy was Tzeench I would be sure this was the case :D )
Nah that suits Ceogorrach the Eldari Jester God (essentially Loki) more than Slaanesh
2:05 ...JUDO CHRISTIAN?! Do they gather in a Dojo or a Church?
erikponciano I mean there is a business called "Christian Karate" so sure why not. (obviously meant to be Judeo-Christian)
erikponciano temple and rallies
erikponciano judo Christian must be fighting fighting with fighting with a cross and rosaries
That, sir, had me laughing!
HAHAHA
Quick question.
So if we are to believe that some humans who have died and have come back temporary by leavening the warp and getting into real space.
Dose this mean that the dead primeachs that sided with the emperor could also come back using this method.
If they wanted to.
most souls are consumed when the person dies, the more psychically gifted and the stronger the belief the more the belief fuels the formation of things within the immaterium. So the best way to answer your question is maybe, we really (as fans) don't know.
What is most likely is that the belief in those beings is so stromg that it creates a physical manifestation from the warp. Sorta like hiw the orks make machines work, the machines don't actually work the warp just bends reality so it makes it so. Basically, what I'm trying to say is they're not really comming back to life, it's just that since humanity has a species wide psychic presence in the warp, and everyone believes in these people, these "daemons" which emerge from the warp simply LOOK like the people but are not actually them.
Not sure why the people commenting are commenting when they clearly have no f****** idea what they're talking about. A, yes this can absolutely happen
And B, This has already happened numerous times and continues to happen. Examples would be Ferrus during the war in the webway during The heresy, basically any living saint that revives, and the entire legion of the Damned. Now that only encompasses about 200,000 individuals or so, so I guess we just don't know lmao 🤣
wait, did i miss something? what about tau?
Eh, nobody cares about those filthy, fish-faced Freaky Alien Genotypes.
Do they believe in a Afterlive? I'm actually not sure
They don't have enough of an impact on the warp to be anything of note in the afterlife.
Read: They have no souls.
They do technically have a soul but it's so psychically weak they can't maintain their sense of self in the warp
#taulivesmatter
Aww you didn't talk about the harlequins and Cegorach that's my personal favorite method of protection from the warp
Harlequins are amazing.
That’s like a whole video
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Raymond Narvaez I second this
i also would like to see this please
definitely
I would like to see a video about this
Raymond Narvaez wtf
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Is there a difference between the Adeptus Mechanicus view of the afterlife and that of the Imperial faith?
the mechanicus probably doesnt care about death
I think the goal of a mechanicum devotee is to upload their conscience to a computer and become imortal.
Hypothetically the mechanicus want to become unified with the energy of the machine spirit(s) or Omnisiah. There's situations where the "ghost(s) in the machine(s)" have past memories or maybe even the consciousness of the souls of those who died imprinted into the inner workings of the machines i.e. Imperial Knights.
@@Batlord_Carcas Either that or the void dragon consumes them
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Well with how fucked the warp is...It would be better to live for the Emperor than to be consumed by the dark gods!
Pyroskies Being consumed by the dark god isn't that horrible, you simply cease to exist, meaning you can't feel pain, terror, boredom, or anything at all, you become nothing. If you are kept as a plaything however, you'll endure pain for eternity, thats kind of horrible
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS.
@OneMindSyndicate, better way to say it, thing of tyranids as cells to a body. removing a simple cell will have little to no effect on the body. But hit a muscle cell or a nerve cell you get a response.
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question/suggestion i don't think you talked about saints could you elaborate of how the eccelsiachy goes though the process of recognizing a saint or the process though which one becomes a saint?
The closest the Tyranids get to an afterlife is when the rippers or some other Tyranid organism eat the carcass of the fallen mindless beast and then either throw themselves into or regurgitate the Biomass into the digestive pools so that the Hive fleet can use the Biomass to create more Tyranids.
Hivemind. Not really difficult to understand ( maybe just for me as a beekeeper), but imagine ONE soul in several ( in case of the tyranids duodecillians of) bodies. They share their mind - soul - like radios share a frequence.
That's why I feel like I keep killing the same orks over and over.
question: considering that the imperium during there crusade found isolated human colonies that had mostly fallen in terms of technology due to isolation what if they came across a small coalition or federation type group of humans on the far reach that had kept the technology from before the imperium and was able to not just keep but further it and thrived along with other alien races what do you think there tech would be like and would the imperium consider them heretics and either assimilate them or destroy them or maybe allow them to be and ask for there help in the war against humanity or do you think all out war would erupt between them and maybe the federation/coalition would hold there own due to there own advancements in technology sorry this is so long but I just had a thought seeing you do 40k vs questions
Well, I'm not OneMindSyndicate, but the typical behaviour of the Imperium would be to send a couple of spies down there and as soon as they've learned all that's worth it, they would be brought out there, a diplomate would be send to tell them about the Imperium etc. and offer them to join and if they wouldn't the Imperium would throw all they have at them and obliterate the colony.
But that's highly unlikely, since a colony with such advanced tech. would have been notified by now.
DerDingsreturnsnochmal fair point but what If they were on the rim of the galaxy of unexplored space and were made of several solar systems i was just curious as there are mentions of pre imperium colonies but nothing is really mentioned about them except the few that are found but I suppose anything is possible
jin pheonix This happened in the great crusade. The system was brought to it's knees though.
TheTyrial86 still you'd think there'd be a few out there some were considering the vastness of space but then again I don't known his far the imperium travelled during its crusade
jin pheonix The system they warred with deactivated the robots. If you read the horis heresy books they meet people who have great technology.
Love these videos, would you do a video on the admech forgeworlds preferably not just the main ones in the codex but also so of the lesser known ones too. Thanks
According to a certain bit of writing If you are a really good clone guardsman you get to go to a certain garrison world.
TERRANIS HOLDS!
Maybe,,, killing a Gene Stealer is akin to a cigarette burn on the hive mind. A super skinny Virginia Slim cigarette burn. Thank you for teaching me well enough in a couple weeks to be able to pose this idea! 40k is OBSCENELY INTERESTING! Keep it up brother.
Question: which playable chaos character is the best to play compared to points and how strong they are
Would love to see some vostryon first born
"Sorry if i misspelled that
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All hail the Man-Emperor of Mankind!
I am curious about the staple firearm of the Space Marine 40K universe, The Bolter.
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Does that mean that the Necrons can never return to flesj? Even though they would just transfer their conscience battered and mutulated it is.
Sugestion: Could you do a video about Space Hulks such as Sin of Damnation? On the artwork It looks huge in comparison to Imperial capital vessels. Who built them? How were them destroyed?
Space hulks weren't technically built. They are always either a mixture of asteroid and battle debris from massive ships Who died in combat eventually crashing into each other to form a conglomerate of ship junk. Or occasionally they will be an old massive superstructure that is just kind of chilling in space having been ransacked and raided countless times until it's also just a conglomerate of junk. They can be the size of regular battleships aka miles across or the size of capital sized ships, which can be the size of nations. All the way up to small war moons the size of the Phalanx. They are typically only crude by orks or chaos due to the fact that nobody else can get them moving effectively or live on them considering they have in a life support usually but the orks are so vaguely and poorly written that they can just fart, And if they believe hard enough in that fart, then that fart will become its own life support. And chaos is chaos they don't need air. They can be pretty easily destroyed by just about any imperial ship that has planet cracking capabilities, and that's mostly not even necessary. Imperial warships, eldar ships etc all mostly carry weapons that can glass continents with a single shot, there for these space hulks aren't as much of a problem as they would appear to be at first. The issue is you can take out mile long chunks of the things over and over, and because they aren't an actual functioning craft, they'll just keep coming. Can't really knock the engines off of a monstrosity that shouldn't work in the first place.
And I would not come here for any real lore by the way. This channel is the joke of the community, they basically just make everything up and if they don't they're just reading it off of a wiki page. It's lazy and grifting garbage and I would check out any of the other channels. Also avoid Weshammer if you want real lore
There is no afterlife in 40k-except for Asuryani! Everyone becomes an all you can eat buffet for Daemons and your soul is the plate!
Pariahs are the only ones that remain free! As their souls can’t be devoured and located by daemons and mortal souls eating psykers- aka TS sorcerers!
40 facts about the blessings of chaos in 40k
Question: Was the God Emperor (OMK) become more powerful throughout his life either through his technology, knowledge or psychic energy?
he was powerful from birth no tech no training
basically thousands of psychically gifted humans in the 8th millennium bc decided to reincarnate as one individual. theses psycers were able to reincarnate but warp entities started devouring their souls and they wanted to continue guiding humanity. they took poison simultaneously and fought off the demons collectively and reincarnated as one soul in one body.
But could he have gotten stronger throughout the crusade (if not for the webway incident) or was he incarnated at peak potential. I assume he forged his power armour in the himalayas or is it as old as he is? Did creating the Primarchs drain some of his physic potential? Did he use his research to improve himself over time?
Gyro Doughnut
oh the wiki says he didnt start with all his power so he must have reached his peak latter in life.
from what ive read both the horus heresy and just the over all books is that Personmr said, but it was hinted at that the God Emperor made a deal with the chaos gods for their knowlege and then betrayed them taken the knowlege and made the primearchs to fight off the coming war bewteen the Chaos and man kind fo the God Emperor
So imperials get to fight, die, then fight again for eternity..fun times.
That artwork of the sisters of battle is pretty sweet!
With knowledge of the nature of Warp (simplified as "What you believe shall be!"), it would be no suprise if there would be many Chaos cults or even Warp cults coming with their own deity (as gods became real in Warp if somebody believes in them), and create their own afterlives - which shows even more how shortsighted and dumb was Emperor's decision to "protect" humanity by his "Imperial Truth".
Of course, there is probably simmilarity with Shyish in Age of Sigmar, and both Shyish and Warp are not true afterlife but mere "transfer station" - which means that when "soul" is either dissipated or prematurely destroyed (like in case of Horus), that person/being will simply transit to another dimensions beyond both Materium and Warp
That God become real thanks to belief by followers was in American Gods It is about a war between Old Gods and New Gods. It is not set in outer space and it lacks humanoid diversity.
To be fair, I think that you cannot kill a soul completly. You can shatter it into billion pieces, but it can't truly die. So Horus's soul is still there, just so damaged, that it cannot be rapaired.
@@Miron_Marnic I like the way you think, thumbs up
@@mausolus8466 yay :-D
@@mausolus8466 Or I would say, it cannot be rapaired by any of the factions right now. If, for example, the old ones returned and united Aeldari and mankind, everything is possible. But I don't think such thing would happen anytime soon.
Great job guys I love yours videos
Question: Even if tyranids have no afterlife, what about tyranids cultists? Genestealer hybrids and the like, who believe their glorious swarm-god is gonna come down and sweep them all off this mortal coil. Apocalyptic cults tend to be pretty serious about afterlife beliefs, so what about them? I doubt the hive mind would bother to construct a warp paradise realm for them, but maybe their souls get absorbed by the hive mind when the swarm arrives, allowing them to become one with their great devouring god?
They would either join the hive mind or get nomed by deamons
what happens when all the tyranids die? does the hive mind get an afterlife.
Actually the tyranids are immortal via the hive mind look up the swarmlord as an example
Also it is not known if the tyranid hive mind is actually sapient so it's hard to predict what would happen if it was collectively sent to the warp
Zeno Blues sentient?
Pretty sure tyranids don't have souls, considering their "dead" biomass is just recycled over and over to produce more tyranids.
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Huh... I suddenly realized I don't actually know anything about this topic. Dis gunna' be good
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For the eldar's new god is female and if I remember correctly from reading either the path of the eldar or another book she will be born when the last eldar dies. She will be given from and either kill she who thirst or spilt her belly open and free all of the elder to help in the final battle against the chaos gods.
Very cool and informative, thank you for the work you do!
Do a video of the first war in Warhammer 40K
Could you maybe do a 40 facts video about Chaos Oblitorators? I couldn't find any other informational videos about them
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The Eldar afterlife remember me the "Time Lord Matrix" from Dr Who
The ecclesiarch's picture at 1:10 reminded me of If Emperor had a TS device
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question: do spacemarines ever change chapter as in transfer to another chapter (other than to the deathwatch)? Do orks ever transfer to another clan?
No they never change chapters, due to the gene seed in plated within them being from either a founding chapter or from a mix due to the many founding's. In regards to the deathwatch they aren't changing chapter just combining arm to combat different threats that one or many in the deathwatch many know how to fight. Orks can change "clans" by going from speed freak to loota, but I don't think one can go from snakebite to gofts per say.
Silencio Steve Well technically yes! A certain chaptre having strong tendencies for kleptomania, has a dreadnought taken from another chapter... And the said dreadnought is very happy to have a new painting!
Now seriously, yes it as been hinted this might happens but almost never it is only between brother like chapter from the same Geenseed that it can really happen or if a sm is the last survivor from his chap another chap may accept him until his death.
Also when a new chap is created they take the sm of existing chap in order to creat it.
And chapters have the obligation to give some of their best xenos killer to the deathwatch for x years and it (inquisition xenos exterminator) is a kind of "chapter"
if you want to have lot of very good fluff I advise you to download Rogue trader (Goldman Sachs' in space ) / Dark heresy (inquisition ) / Only in war (GI)/ Deathwatch (SM) it is rpg books done by Fantasy Flight Game and they are full of tasty fluff !
FlareKnight2 gene seed doesn't mix !!! But they can mutate and be changes because of Warp/demons/bad manipulation /blablabla
already been reading the dark heresy one but thanks for the other suggestions. will definitely have a look. only asked this because i saw someone mention that it looked like gorgutz from the dawn of war games appeared to have changed clans in the new dawn of war 3 trailer (think it was evil sunz to bad moonz i think?) just wondered if this sort of thing was a thing
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Wouldn't the emperor just become a chaos god if he died because his throne would have like a million souls inside
There is an episode about the Officio Assassinorum? It will be SO cool.
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I have a question about Tryanids and their beliefs etc. I understand that it is possible to break their connection to the hive mind. And I understand that all the lesser units such as the gaunts and rippers etc revert to a very basic feral state when this happens. But in a Tyranid codex there is some fluff about a space marine crew capturing some of the more sentient species and psychically breaking that connection. Since the hive mind loses control over distance naturally does there exist anywhere in 40k lore a planet where Tyranids, most probably genestealers, exist outside of that range (with or without psychic anomalies assistance) and display their own unique concepts of life and death etc etc?
Question: so the hive fleet is the true Tyranid and the individual monsters are just parts of its body, but dose that mean the hole fleet has one big collective soul? after all tyranids do have psychic powers so that means they have a connection to the warp and a soul of sorts. if the fleet if one entity and that entity has physic abilities then it must have a soul. in that case if the whole fleet dies does that soul go into the warp? what would a tyranid hive fleet soul look like?
what are the common meals of the imperium like? do space Marines need to eat?
In Dawn of War 2: Retribution, the Hive Tyrant could get this funky teleportation power that would kill it's body, causing it to explode and drop in a fresh body (from orbit?) at the targeted location.
The Eldar Death God Ynnead sounds rad, is Maughan Ra and the Dark Reaper aspect warriors patrons of him? Sounds about right if they are part of its manifestation. The Dark Reapers are originally of the aspect of the war God as the destroyer, yet Ynnead seems to fit them well in the manifestation of the Death aspect, much like the Harlequin Death Jesters are seemingly similar to Dark Reapers.
11:30 Tau?
Fearior Tau have no souls
Tau don't deserve an afterlife
LordVader1094 I agree, not only do they compose of Heretics and Zeno Scum! They're also commies!!!
With That attitude the impirium of man Will Fall it is inevitable there is after all a reason That chaos exists
And When the rest of the galaxy has Got anything to say the impirium of man screams heresy out loud as a fucktard
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Guardsmen who die on their feet don't truly die, they just go to Hell to regroup and fight once more.
Other races *Have issues with both this life and the after*
Da Orks: *Ehhh, wes jus et rencarnaed tos fiz sum mor!*
It would be great if you could make a video on space marines from traitor legions which stayed loyal to the emperor after the Horus Heresy.
did you ALREADY talk about the Tau? What about the "other" (as I can't think of them right this second) xenos race?
(questions) if a commissar suspect a lone Space Marine of heresy can he *blam* him? the Space Marine is not spikey FYI
Pretty sure nobody outside of their own ranks, or the Inquisition, has any authority over a SM in any way. I could be wrong.
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how about tau?
tau dead everyone happy
thehelpmeyo Tau barely have souls, they probably just reincarnate or something.
Tau are atheists.
Thx Gershwan!
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One thing I would like to see and I know, This is warhammer 40k. So shoot first, ask later. But I was curious, how the different races interact. I know that Harlequin's go between both Races of Eldar. Are there certain races that don't jump at each other's throats right away?
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@OneMindSyndicate what model is that you used for the thumbnail?
machine + human body = a working generator !!! What !?!? Please explain .
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More ork stories love those guys dakka dakka dakka
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What about the Tau??????
They have no soul. When they die they die forever.
Do Tau have souls?
No
Nope. You have to have a warp presence in order to have one. When Tau die they die forever. The light switch just gets cut off.
@@mr.mercury4247 Could this be because Tau weren't created/modified by the Old Ones?
it's more like every cell in the finger is an individual gaunt/genestealer
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Question: what do all the racers believe that there purpose is in the galaxy
Okay what about the Necrons and Tau? I will disregard the Tyranids because they have a hivemind so technically they can't die.
Question: Is there afterlife for Tau (kroot, vespid as well) or is there no lore for them on this topic
Alexander Schneider Tau are atheist and their presence of the warp is weak enough that daemons can't notice them. They kinda float around all eternity in the warp after death. They believe that only their deeds remains of them after death and death is final for them with nothing afterward.
What happens to a soul when it is eaten?
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has there ever been an episode about space marine motor cycles ?
torres dominguez I don't think they did..But you could make that a suggestion!
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Here's the explanation for Tyranids.
They're a hive mind, and as such the individuals are more like body parts to the collective consciousness.
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