Congratulations on everything. I've been subbed since like 2k. And although you TALK A LOT OF SHIT about some of my favorite chapters, I'm genuinely happy to see your channel grow. I'm dirt poor too and can't afford to financially support creators I love. But, it's really great you got the gamersups sponsorship! Here's to 100k soon!🎉🎉🎉
Didn't Gulliman adopt the remaining loyal Iron Warriors? Wouldn't that mean its possible to be an ultramarine successor chapter that is made from iron warrior gene seed? maybe I just don't understand the lore enough.
You're the only person on youtube that i know of that releases the members only videos for everyone. I respect the fuck out of you for it. You're the best
I like these three hour anthology vids cause i can just watch a couple whenever i'm bored, come back and watch a couple more, y'know, it's good for ADHD
Time Stamps, Pls 📍: 03:20 - The Relictors 12:23 - The Grey Shields 23:47 - The Flawless Host 32:49 - The Silver Skulls 40:32 - The Storm Lords 47:55 - The Wolf Spear 54:52 - The Souls Drinkers 1:03:15 - Raptor Cults 1:12:18 - The Angels Vermillion 1:21:32 - The Brazen Claws 1:29:00 - Intermission 1:31:21 - Black Shields 1:39:56 - Why the World Eaters are important? 1:49:46 - The Mentor Legion 1:58:53 - The Pallad Hand 2:08:43 - Who was Shai'Tan? 2:17:17 - The Luna Wolves 2:26:49 - How to make a World Bearers Warband? 2:35:58 - Black Dragons 2:44:40 - The Iron Ravens 2:57:04 - Why do people like the Alpha Legion?
Vulcan is my favorite! Contrary to popular belief I like that he doesn't die. It shows how unbroken he ACTUALLY is. He knows he can suffer indefinitely. But he continues on because of his brothers and sons. He's also actually nice, and self sufficient unlike most of these pansy ass primarchs. Cough, Kurz, cough. Sry bones 😭😅
My favorite primarch is big Bobby G. I know he's not the best in melee but every time he is pissed all of a sudden he's punching word bearers in space with no helmet or destroying world eaters faster than agron does
I like Corvus and Bobby G. I also like that they respect and understand each other & play VR games together. (From the Corvus Corax book's first chapter)
My favorite Primarch in the current era is Lion El Johnson. I'm proud of him for recognizing his own detrimental, toxic behaviour and making a real change. In 30k, it's Sanguinius. He had his head most solidly on his shoulders, loved his sons utterly and unconditionally. He changed the fate of his Legion for the better. Even when it would have been 'easier'. He even had sons to take the burden for him when he was most torn. Of all the Astartes, I would say The Blood Angels are the most loyal of His Orginal Angels to the Imperium.
Roboute is the most successful, was adept as a commander, warrior, and statesman. His gift was logistics, and tactical modularity, perhaps the greatest asset to have if your role is mobilizing, maintaining and leading an army. He raised his sons to be warriors, but encouraged them to embrace the arts, and politics.
A fun note on the II and XI's filler entries: those Legions existed in first edition but in current edition, their names are now held by... *drumroll* individual chapters. The Aztec-themed Rainbow Warriors are now an Ultramarine successor, and the Japanese-themed Valedictors are now a first founding chapter whose origin is classified. I personally see these two "chapters" are actual sucessors of the lost Legions. The Rainbow Warriors are using a cover story, while the Valedictors don't even bother.
the best part is, in a conversation between Malcador it is said by him that Dorn and Guilliman took in the Legion themself and only the Primarchs are truly lost
@c_p_t_cold7655 which tells me the geneseed of the II and XI must have been incredibly stable to just be absorbed into either Legion of Dorn or Guilliman.
I commented it before but my Boi Lucieor Krijenji of the dark krakens was a grey sheild. This is important because he keeps a pistol called Raven's Reach which was a gift from a Ravenguard successor grey shield as a parting gift. It became a chapter relic.
My favorite Primarch is Rogal Dorn, because, at the outset, I like the mindset of unflinching endurance and the refusal not to get the job done, and also because his arc in the Siege of Terra is by far my favorite. Only been in your community for a couple months, but I've enjoyed every minute.
I personally really like Lorgar. Seeing his downfall and actually feeling sympathetic towards him and the better individuals of his legion makes me feel conflicted and I like that. Also I would like to submit my twenty-fifth request for a Red Scorpions video. hugs and kisses, cool dude
I finally know why there wasn’t a soul drinker video! Nice job on it, I read that short story myself, good view into the mind of a Primaris. I must throw my gauntlet in the ring though on the lineage of the soul drinkers. Something that occurs often in both of the soul drinkers' omnibus that makes me believe that the original chapter was a successor of Dorn was the soul spear. Long story short, it was said to be a weapon handmade by dorn given to the soul drinkers, but the important part that I'm focusing on about it is that it could only be activated with the right gene code Meaning only one with the right gene code could use it, we see tech priests fail to even safely activate it but the soul drinkers could, even while mutated. But what is most crucial is that freacking captain lysander himself activated and said himself it was made to only recognize the gene code of those that descend from Dorn. Meaning that if this is correct, only an Imperial fists or their successors could safely activate it. My favorite is Mortarion, cool design, awesome weapon and I like the concept of his character, a person that really did want to help those that were being oppressed by tyrants but was too stubborn and cold to find a different way of doing it. And the very human aspect of struggling internally to figure out who he really is or what he is. All in all my favorite primarch.
Hey, Mr.Bones. Thank you for sharing that personal aspect of Palid Hand painting being the keystone to your induction into the hobby proper. It's a beautiful thing and I'm glad you put time aside to relate that. It's pretty fricken neat.
My dude, you've never done any of those things besides the acting like a goober part. Dorn wasn't autistic, he was stoic, driven, skilled, and of impeccable character. Conflating these traits as "autistic" is retarded.
My favorite is perty boy, he is such a man child, I love it. Also I love the idea of slow moving, unstoppable advance. It's no wonder my second favorite is dorn, and my csm army is Iron worriers, with a lot of vehicles, and my loyalist Marines are the fists exemplar with an entirely Gravis troop complement
This is the first video of yours I've seen and I appreciated your intro. Your authenticity gained you my subscription and I'm sure others too. I've never seen a channel release their paid content after a certain period, thats a cool policy to have my man
I'd have happily watched each of these as an individual video. You're one of the best 40k channels out there, I doubt many people would have a problem with you maximizing your earnings
definitely and also, I would love to see a book where they team up. Speed & Stealth... imagine how much shit would get done with bikes kicking up dust as the Ravenguard sneaks through and kills any left by the Khan.
Mortarion and Antron are my favorites, because of the sadness of their circumstance. Mortarion never wanted to join Nurgle but was (admittedly) stupid to trust Typhus when he killed the navigators. Antron was an empathetic but not the kind that people claim to be before being horrible people, and then got nails jammed into his skull to make him a raging psychopath.
Honestly Fulgrim is my favourite Primarch, mainly because I love the Emperor's Children colour scheme so much. Purple is my favourite colour & I love the idea of this sorta... Battle-worn royal purple that they have in excess. The enamel white, the charcoal black creates such an interesting contrast imo; it doesn't clash with the purple but adds to it in a way I don't think any other Horus Heresy legion colour scheme has achieved. I love painting them so much
Vulcan, loved him before due to his genuine love for his sons and humanity but his TTS character sold me completely on him and his sons. Love that flanderised blacksmith
I cannot stop cracking up at "Instead of an assassin hiding in the shadows with a poisoned dagger, it's more like me hiding behind a corner with a ballpeen hammer."
I really like jagatai kahn, because he seems to be the only primarch that remained grounded and with common sense... he too would've been sponsored by Gamer Supps
Relictors should change their names to “The Irony Warriors.” “Yeah! How’s that feel, chaos scum? Chaos scum getting destroyed by chaos weapons! How’s that for irony?!”
Love your vids man! I like Ferrus Manus for personal reasons, but also because he was drawn to the craftsmanship and mastery of technology imo. He then later he realizes that his humanity is more important before he gets ahead of himself and leaves his sons with a very cryptic message.
Ove the past month ive been considering buying your membership just to watch these knowing full well i cant afford to but im so happy you released it so thank you!
You don’t even need to be a space marine to know how Bjorny felt, you just needed to be in the military. Guy I went through Ranger selection with was dead set on 2nd batt, his dad served in 2/75, his grandpa did, and he was literally willing to die to get there. Cut to graduation and they are having us choose which battalion we want to go to. We are all lined up to go to 2/75 in Washington state, where he is also ofc from. He was first in line, made it there faster than anybody else, had moved instantly. Almost teleported while everyone else moved in slow motion, and he had a huge 💩 eating grin on his face. Staff sergeant about to assign us to our units asks him wtf he is so happy about. He says with glee I’m ready to go home and I’m happy I’ll be in 2/75 like my dad. This 6’6” behemoth yolks our protagonist up one handed by the collar, carries him to the 3/75 line (that was almost empty) and tells him fk no tell mommy goodbye, you are staying here. I’ve never seen a guy in such despair from something that wasn’t death. Luckily one of the higher ranked NCO’s came through so they said and he ended up in 2/75 with us. (I still have no idea if it was a joke, the brash was crazy)
I’m extremely fucking glad I broke my leg in AIT; would’ve potentially been one of you guys cause I was dead set on that shit since I was six years old. Talked to a lot of you guys when I was with 1-17 and doing the DD Van (2017-2018) and ALL of you guys were either extremely depressed or some of the worlds biggest assholes to everyone around them. Thanks for your service though, brutha!
That original chapter sounds awesome as hell and your narration as well as the sound editing was INCREDIBLE. Thanks for releasing all of this man what a treat I love your work
31:40 I don't think Einsten said it with that intention he was more agnostic than religious, however he believed and respected the idea of god, I think that said quote comes from his displeasure to early quantum theory which, since back then, has revealed that the universe appears to be highly random in nature and matter is capable of do weird things if you give it enough time and enough energy to generate different reactions and combinations, like life on earth for example, and as someone who was looking for The mathematical formula able to solve all the misteries in physics, a general and clear model of physics able to explain everything, for him the idea that it was imposible to complete decipher the universe because it was almost random in nature was contrary to all what he was aiming for.
That's 100% spot on to what the context of the quote was about. Einstein to his dying day hated the idea that the universe was (at it's basic level) probabilistic, because it would mean no iron clad explanation could apply in all cases, no 'theory of everything' could be made, even if he accepted a multilayered one based on different laws at different scales.
My favorite primarich is Dorn, I can relate to him quite a lot in doing what must be done, however that must be done. Letting actions speak louder than words. The almost distaste for those who boast uselessly, and instead of seemingly not caring for art and such, actually finding it regretful that he had to ruin the emperor's golden palace
i watched this on a night where i needed to unplug from the beat by beat of life. not in a bad way, rather the kind of night where you intentionally dont keep track of whats going on for a few hours. i been slacking on 40k lore past few months. this compilation was perfect for me tonight. good on you mr bones!
Ferrus manus is probably my favorite, the unsung martyr who never turned and was abandoned by his brothers corax and vulkan and betrayed by his twink honor brother fulgrim. He forged his sons into an undying machine of war for the imperium. His sons redeem his legacy of rage and strength. They are psychologically broken but still endure and fight with peak efficiency.
My favorite two Primarchs are Rogal Dorn & Vulkan for different reasons. I view Rogal as a type of leader I would want to have during a crisis or to lead me during hard times. While Vulkan is the leader I would like to have during peace time, a more mentor type figure that helps me grow as a person. Both are needed for different times, both embody the types of leaders I tried to learn from and in turn try to be for others. I see a lot of myself in these two compared to the other Primarchs. I will concede that there are other Primarchs that I see my personal traits in as well both negative and positive; however I see more of myself in Dorn and Vulkan compared to all the others.
This is guniunly a testament to you're inner character how many had this option and choose another it's very good to see small pieces of why I love the cord concept of what warhsmmer is to me
Thank you for the continued work, I'd have to say my favorite primarch so far has to be Horus, to witness what we had and to see his fall still hurts me to this day.
Oh BOY! video i haven't seen! 😀 time to watch through the entire thing! 4:20 The Relictors 12:19 The Gray Shields 23:44 The Flawless Host 32:46 The Silver Skulls 40:29 The StormLords 47:51 The Wolfspear 54:49 The SoulDrinkers(sorta) 1:03:13 Raptor Cults 1:13:15 The Angels Vermillion 1:21:27 The Brazen Claws 1:29:12 I N T E R M I S S I O N 1:31:16 The Black Shields 1:39:52 (why)The World Eaters(are important??) 1:49:43 The Mentor Legion 1:58:51 The Pallid Hand 2:08:39 Who was the Shai-Tan?(oh i wondered at the name, Shai-Tan is actually a word in the middle east FOR "The Accuser" in the original Hebrew, Also, the Hekantonkeries? i believe were the...i THINK 100 armed giant children of Ouranos the Sky Titan out of very ancient Greek Myth, the husband of Gaia, the Earth, who had a bunch of children everybody forgets about before his son Kronos castrated him, severing the Heavens from the Earth. also also; Perturabo and Magnus are both Intelligence Builds, of course they like eachother) 2:17:14 The Luna Wolves 2:26:35 How to make a WordBearers Warband 2:35:55 The Black Dragons 2:44:37 The Iron Ravens 2:57:02 Why do people like the Alpha Legion(this is a lie) 3:06:43 Conclusion.
Mr Bones, another enjoyable video. I liked these when they were individual videos and I liked this compilation too, it's been a chunk of revision listening whilst doing a bunch of housework (loretubers are a live saver for me for things like this!). Many thoughts out there after this, but in particular I now want to include a single Mentor Marine in a Kill Team warband.
Sitting down to get a bit of painting done. Honestly wasn't really in the mood and now I have three hours of that good shit from my boi Arthur. Class, appreciate you dawg
i honestly love all the Primarch's they all have elements i find really cool; so my favorite tends to shift every now and again. but the one i consistently enjoy as a character is Jaghatai Khan. i love how he is so true to himself and doesn't unconditionally bow to anybody, i also just love that time where he rosted Fulgrim. but they are all so cool and compelling.
Corvus and Alpharius for me as well. My head cannon is the OG Alpharius is still alive. He was told to be the Sword in the Shadows and he did swap names with Omegon when they met. (The OG Omegon who was rescued by OG Alpharius, is the Alpharius that Rogal killed. He was too boisterous and kind of pushy, which OG Omegon that was on the Alien planet was. The other twin who was found first and raised by Malcador was calm and collective.)
Personally my Favorite primarch is definitely Magnus. Because he seems the most human out of all the primarchs. His character and actions are like if you gave someone who is good hearted with good intentions immense amounts of power and knowledge. They would assume that they are smarter than most everyone else, they would do many bad things for the right reasons, and like many people when he made a life changing and unforgivable mistake he closed in on himself and simply wished it would go away. He did rise above himself to face his mistake but gave himself to chaos as a last resort in order to survive. And swore revenge to those who wanted him and dis legion destroyed without a trace with malice and hatred for him because of his mistake. Awesome videos man have been loving your contend for a year now. I'll definitely be joining your discord.
1:30:06 The Lion. The Dark Angels Codex (whichever edition it was with them decending a gothic staircase on the cover) just totally blew my preteen mind. Also, just an interesting dude in general. For Caliban. Never Forget, Never Forgive.
also, while some allegedly did lead to modern astartes, blackshields aren't "chapters" for two reasons: 1) they were irregular forces who fought outside the force organisation of the imperium, and 2) chapters as a concept didn't exist when they were active, during the horus heresy
Having watched all of your Primarch and Legion videos, I've gotten rather interested in Fulgrim and Leman Russ. Truly strange as I wouldn't consider either originally a legion that I'd have originally wanted to play or collect, but both of them going in a downward spiral? One losing everything and taking his legion with him, while the other looses everything but his legion both caught my ear. Especially when you stated your grips with both sides and has slowly turned me away from what I consider the more usual choice in Corvus or Vulkan.
My favorite Primarch is a tough pick between Horus and Sanguinius. A very unfitting, but also very fitting combination! I love sangunius for his character and charm, I think his depth and personality just draws me towards him in such a personal way. While Horus I love for his arcs but not as much the character. I think his journey is incredibly unique and satisfying.
There’s nothing better than a 3 hour BoneZone video. Add in the full use of the English language’s wide variety of cuss words, and this is the best video of the year.
This is definitely my favorite video and thank you so much for making it! Liked the long style because i was able to go to bed each night with a few different cool concepts! Love the ideas you brought up in the video too
Hey, I know it's a month later, but you asked for a favourite primarch. I'm always split on Perturabo and Lorgar. Both had more than enough reason to turn traitor, both are deep explorations of heavily flawed characters. More specifically, I like Perturabo because I can very much relate to the exhausting desire to appeal to others, only to not get as much as you think you deserve. It sucks but that's why you need self esteem but also people reaching out to you for the sake of you and Perty didn't really have either (except Magnus). Also I love how even people who hate him can have a good laugh at his ironic gigachad memes and people who like him have plenty of actually badass moments to enjoy. Lorgar was always the primarch that got the most hate, which made me curious as to why. Honestly, other than Angron and maybe Kurze, the Urizen got the rawest deal of a homeworld. He suffered so much emotional abuse and was surrounded by snakes, I can't help but feel bad for him. It's just such a tragic spiral to watch, like he was a genuinely nice dude pushed to the limit. But aside from pity, I also find Lorgar interesting. Like more than any other traitor, there is endless potential for what could be done with him. he become the new warmaster, will he reach a deeper understanding of the warp or will he outright reject Chaos for being abandoned for Horus. Also WB books in general are just dope.
Mentors, Minotaurs, Iron Hands and Raptors crusade when? Iron Hands running the vehicles and artillery, Minotaurs spear point, Raptors scouting and rear guard, Mentors commanding and directing the auxiliaries.
I honestly think that my favorite primarch is Lionel Jonson, The idea that he has gone from a young brash borderline insane person to a incredibly sorrowful and like meaningful remark and how emotional he is
I love the Khan. He is the one of the only reasonable people in 40k, he kind and loves humanity, he hates tyrants, and that one time he took on a orc wahhhh solo was one of the coolest things i've heard.
Favorite primarch would be Sanguinius.Side note, I recently just got in to Warhammer 40k cause of space marine 2 and so, huge thank you to you because I dove straight to whole lore to understand what’s happening and your videos help me a ton so thank you 😊 Sanguinius since when I heard his last speech, Echoes of Eternity, I was swayed. It felt like I was in there, the battle field, the hopelessness and the resolve that this is where the last stand is. Might sound silly but yeah, because of that.
My favorite primarch is jaghatai khan and I like him because I enjoy his free spirited soul and how mature and thoughtful he was. For someone who’s fanbase wide interpretation / meme is him being “the go fast man, dad of the go fast boys” he really distinguishes himself for how considerate he was to not to rush into massively impactful things without forethought (I.e choosing the loyalists or traitors, bending to the emperor without making reasonable demands, etc.). Just a really cool guy that gets overlooked by a lot of people because they hear white is a hard color to paint and they don’t bother to look into him or the white scars.
Favorite loyalist primarch: split between Rogal Dorn and Roboute Guilliman. The latter because I find his deep-seated frustration and despondency with the situation of the Imperium, combined with his determination to do what he can to stem the tide, a deeply humanizing set of traits. The former because I'm boring and yellow looks cool. Favorite traitor primarch: Probably Magnus? Dude's a screw-up, and from what I gather he ain't exactly himself any more, but I can appreciate a good ol' fashioned tale of being damned by good intentions and one's reach exceeding one's grasp.
Guilliman because I liked reading about him in the Dark Imperium series. Watching this I do genuinely enjoy the points you bring up and they have inspired some of my own ideas for fan fiction especially regarding the Greyshields. If I may add one observation regarding the World Eaters is that they alongside space wolves and orks is one of the main barbarian factions in the setting and probably the one who leans into that idea the most out of the three.
The most significant but obscure might be the Red Talons, a successor of the Iron Hands. The whole chapter is basically a living weapon of mass destruction in a way that other chapters aren’t. Autek Mor himself seems to be the truest embodiment of what Manus’ vision for the Iron Hands was. Id bet money on them to destroy almost every other chapter except the Grey Knights, Space Wolves and Black Templars just simply due to their extreme numerical superiority. I have always said that the Iron Hands are the Emperors woodchipper, well then if that’s the case then the Red Talons are a wood chipper with a pair of flammers at the feed.
So funny story. I had some spare plague marine bodies that I decided to use for my WB HH warband. However I had so much fun building kit-bashing these guys I’ve had an itch to make it a whole thing for a while, specifically what I like to call “The Chapter of the Defiled Word” (name not finalized)
Corvus Corax will always be my favorite primarch. He was raised as a slave and fully understood trials & also understood what needed to be done and knew exactly what Big E created him for.
2:28:32 "How do I make my own warband/chapter?" I have something for this. I started my tabletop escapades with necrons, however at no point did any of the Canon paint schemes really scream to me. I decided I wanted mine to look akin to the Reapers and their ground forces from Mass Effect. Eventually after some tinkering (and my LGS running out of nightlords blue forcing me to try a different color which ended up being terradon turquoise) my necrons took on a teal and gold color with an electric blue for their power color. Eventually I added some red and purple but the general idea of royal blue and gold stuck thematically for my crons. I got interested in space marines, particularly the salamanders and for the most part the color stayed the same. Mine aren't the obnoxious green and more a realistic subdued green and the shoulder trim is gold as opposed to black. It was a legion and color scheme I liked that I put my own flavoring on. I've always had a love of chaos but none of the armies you could play interested me nor did the black legion spark my interest. It wasn't until I watched Iysandor and Koda do a video on Abbadon and they asked an interesting question; what would the black legion look like if abbadon had the full support of the 4 gods and wasn't essentially herding cats? I loved the question and my current chaos legion is modeling themselves after it. I also chose to invert the colors from the black legion. Instead of black and gold, mine are white with silver as a callback to the original Lunar Wolves. Finding inspiration comes from many different places and figuring out how to put your creativity into something tangible is always the struggle; but in the end always worth it. Sometimes the idea you originally had just isn't happening the way you want and circumstances change your approach (my original idea for my necrons). Sometimes you love what's already there and just want to tweak it (salamanders). And then there's times where inspiration comes out of the blue and now you just HAVE to see it through (my current chaos army)
Hi. Just want to say I enjoy your style a lot and usually listen to your videos while Im cooking my dinners after work ( its a form of relaxation for me) Favourite Primarch has to be Peter Turbo (Perturabo) I used to resemble him a lot years ago but nowadays I do way more better but still, I use spite as a fuel and usually get the job done. Cheers for the video it will last for a couple of cooking sessions.
1:30:06 rogal dorn is my favorite because he is a strategic genius and also logistics. He also is a master swordsman and brutally killed alpharius. Also ferrus manus is underrated.
37:14 I'd have to disagree with this. IF you lived in a world with PROVEN psychic powers and phenomenon, why wouldn't you use a psychically attuned tarot deck that has worked?
My Iron Skulls head cannon is that they were started with loyal Iron Warriors, but used Ultramarine geneseed to make more of them after the founding. It'd let them continue their their way of war, while also fading out the sketchiness of having to explain why their tithes aren't quite what is expected for Ultramarine descendants.
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Congratulations on everything. I've been subbed since like 2k. And although you TALK A LOT OF SHIT about some of my favorite chapters, I'm genuinely happy to see your channel grow. I'm dirt poor too and can't afford to financially support creators I love. But, it's really great you got the gamersups sponsorship! Here's to 100k soon!🎉🎉🎉
Didn't Gulliman adopt the remaining loyal Iron Warriors?
Wouldn't that mean its possible to be an ultramarine successor chapter that is made from iron warrior gene seed?
maybe I just don't understand the lore enough.
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You're the only person on youtube that i know of that releases the members only videos for everyone. I respect the fuck out of you for it. You're the best
Agreed, Respect
I usually unsubscribe when someone starts doing member's only videos, this is the only channel I tolerate it.
Agreed 🫡
@@karsonball2619 the sheer volume of release is more than enough for me.
HE SHOULD BE CANCELED FOR THIS GENEROSITY
I like these three hour anthology vids cause i can just watch a couple whenever i'm bored, come back and watch a couple more, y'know, it's good for ADHD
Time Stamps, Pls 📍:
03:20 - The Relictors
12:23 - The Grey Shields
23:47 - The Flawless Host
32:49 - The Silver Skulls
40:32 - The Storm Lords
47:55 - The Wolf Spear
54:52 - The Souls Drinkers
1:03:15 - Raptor Cults
1:12:18 - The Angels Vermillion
1:21:32 - The Brazen Claws
1:29:00 - Intermission
1:31:21 - Black Shields
1:39:56 - Why the World Eaters are important?
1:49:46 - The Mentor Legion
1:58:53 - The Pallad Hand
2:08:43 - Who was Shai'Tan?
2:17:17 - The Luna Wolves
2:26:49 - How to make a World Bearers Warband?
2:35:58 - Black Dragons
2:44:40 - The Iron Ravens
2:57:04 - Why do people like the Alpha Legion?
thx man!!
Fun scenario: Gulliman finds himself in a situation where the only way to win is to hard sell to all parties present that he is in fact, Alpharius.
Vulcan is my favorite! Contrary to popular belief I like that he doesn't die. It shows how unbroken he ACTUALLY is. He knows he can suffer indefinitely. But he continues on because of his brothers and sons. He's also actually nice, and self sufficient unlike most of these pansy ass primarchs. Cough, Kurz, cough. Sry bones 😭😅
My favorite primarch is big Bobby G. I know he's not the best in melee but every time he is pissed all of a sudden he's punching word bearers in space with no helmet or destroying world eaters faster than agron does
I like Corvus and Bobby G. I also like that they respect and understand each other & play VR games together. (From the Corvus Corax book's first chapter)
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My favorite Primarch in the current era is Lion El Johnson. I'm proud of him for recognizing his own detrimental, toxic behaviour and making a real change.
In 30k, it's Sanguinius. He had his head most solidly on his shoulders, loved his sons utterly and unconditionally. He changed the fate of his Legion for the better. Even when it would have been 'easier'. He even had sons to take the burden for him when he was most torn. Of all the Astartes, I would say The Blood Angels are the most loyal of His Orginal Angels to the Imperium.
Roboute is the most successful, was adept as a commander, warrior, and statesman. His gift was logistics, and tactical modularity, perhaps the greatest asset to have if your role is mobilizing, maintaining and leading an army. He raised his sons to be warriors, but encouraged them to embrace the arts, and politics.
A fun note on the II and XI's filler entries: those Legions existed in first edition but in current edition, their names are now held by... *drumroll* individual chapters.
The Aztec-themed Rainbow Warriors are now an Ultramarine successor, and the Japanese-themed Valedictors are now a first founding chapter whose origin is classified.
I personally see these two "chapters" are actual sucessors of the lost Legions. The Rainbow Warriors are using a cover story, while the Valedictors don't even bother.
the best part is, in a conversation between Malcador it is said by him that Dorn and Guilliman took in the Legion themself and only the Primarchs are truly lost
the rainbow warriors are not canonically aztec themed, they're a green peace joke.
@c_p_t_cold7655 which tells me the geneseed of the II and XI must have been incredibly stable to just be absorbed into either Legion of Dorn or Guilliman.
@@kv_5_gtpa657 Canon is a thinly veiled joke in Warhammer.
Remember that the ultramarines took in many from the lost leigons so that is not as disqualifying as it sounds.
I commented it before but my Boi Lucieor Krijenji of the dark krakens was a grey sheild. This is important because he keeps a pistol called Raven's Reach which was a gift from a Ravenguard successor grey shield as a parting gift. It became a chapter relic.
Horus.... because his story starts from the very top of the heap and falls to hells promise going from gods light to the dark oblivion
Trusting someone whose last name is heresy was big Es mistake
@@themagicalspacepapa3109 cant believe mr.Warhammer fell for that
Favorite primarch would be Angron, not for what he is but for the tragedy of what he could have been.
My favorite Primarch is Rogal Dorn, because, at the outset, I like the mindset of unflinching endurance and the refusal not to get the job done, and also because his arc in the Siege of Terra is by far my favorite.
Only been in your community for a couple months, but I've enjoyed every minute.
I personally really like Lorgar. Seeing his downfall and actually feeling sympathetic towards him and the better individuals of his legion makes me feel conflicted and I like that.
Also I would like to submit my twenty-fifth request for a Red Scorpions video.
hugs and kisses,
cool dude
You made it!
I finally know why there wasn’t a soul drinker video! Nice job on it, I read that short story myself, good view into the mind of a Primaris. I must throw my gauntlet in the ring though on the lineage of the soul drinkers. Something that occurs often in both of the soul drinkers' omnibus that makes me believe that the original chapter was a successor of Dorn was the soul spear. Long story short, it was said to be a weapon handmade by dorn given to the soul drinkers, but the important part that I'm focusing on about it is that it could only be activated with the right gene code Meaning only one with the right gene code could use it, we see tech priests fail to even safely activate it but the soul drinkers could, even while mutated. But what is most crucial is that freacking captain lysander himself activated and said himself it was made to only recognize the gene code of those that descend from Dorn. Meaning that if this is correct, only an Imperial fists or their successors could safely activate it. My favorite is Mortarion, cool design, awesome weapon and I like the concept of his character, a person that really did want to help those that were being oppressed by tyrants but was too stubborn and cold to find a different way of doing it. And the very human aspect of struggling internally to figure out who he really is or what he is. All in all my favorite primarch.
That Nurgle worshipping Word Bearers warband idea sounds amazing. I wish desperately that it was cannon
3 hour Arthur video? I know what I'm listening to for bed.
This guy gets it
Hey you and me both.
Dude it's perfect just disconnecting and checking out for a bit
Hey, Mr.Bones. Thank you for sharing that personal aspect of Palid Hand painting being the keystone to your induction into the hobby proper. It's a beautiful thing and I'm glad you put time aside to relate that. It's pretty fricken neat.
Rogal Dorn is my favorite since he has the same type of 'tism as me. I also love building giant castles, crusading, and acting like a goober
My dude, you've never done any of those things besides the acting like a goober part. Dorn wasn't autistic, he was stoic, driven, skilled, and of impeccable character. Conflating these traits as "autistic" is retarded.
My favorite is perty boy, he is such a man child, I love it. Also I love the idea of slow moving, unstoppable advance. It's no wonder my second favorite is dorn, and my csm army is Iron worriers, with a lot of vehicles, and my loyalist Marines are the fists exemplar with an entirely Gravis troop complement
This is the first video of yours I've seen and I appreciated your intro. Your authenticity gained you my subscription and I'm sure others too. I've never seen a channel release their paid content after a certain period, thats a cool policy to have my man
I'd have happily watched each of these as an individual video. You're one of the best 40k channels out there, I doubt many people would have a problem with you maximizing your earnings
The Khan & Corax seem to me the most human of Primarchs
definitely and also, I would love to see a book where they team up. Speed & Stealth... imagine how much shit would get done with bikes kicking up dust as the Ravenguard sneaks through and kills any left by the Khan.
Bobby G is the most relatable to myself.
@@Xavier-h7c LMFAO that's the first time I've seen him referred to like this, love it
Mortarion and Antron are my favorites, because of the sadness of their circumstance. Mortarion never wanted to join Nurgle but was (admittedly) stupid to trust Typhus when he killed the navigators. Antron was an empathetic but not the kind that people claim to be before being horrible people, and then got nails jammed into his skull to make him a raging psychopath.
Honestly Fulgrim is my favourite Primarch, mainly because I love the Emperor's Children colour scheme so much. Purple is my favourite colour & I love the idea of this sorta... Battle-worn royal purple that they have in excess. The enamel white, the charcoal black creates such an interesting contrast imo; it doesn't clash with the purple but adds to it in a way I don't think any other Horus Heresy legion colour scheme has achieved. I love painting them so much
Vulcan, loved him before due to his genuine love for his sons and humanity but his TTS character sold me completely on him and his sons. Love that flanderised blacksmith
I cannot stop cracking up at "Instead of an assassin hiding in the shadows with a poisoned dagger, it's more like me hiding behind a corner with a ballpeen hammer."
Honestly, love how he censored himself with not using the typical blip noises
I really like jagatai kahn, because he seems to be the only primarch that remained grounded and with common sense... he too would've been sponsored by Gamer Supps
I never met anyone with a stupid fast sport bike with any common sense.
Relictors should change their names to “The Irony Warriors.”
“Yeah! How’s that feel, chaos scum? Chaos scum getting destroyed by chaos weapons! How’s that for irony?!”
Love your vids man! I like Ferrus Manus for personal reasons, but also because he was drawn to the craftsmanship and mastery of technology imo. He then later he realizes that his humanity is more important before he gets ahead of himself and leaves his sons with a very cryptic message.
Ove the past month ive been considering buying your membership just to watch these knowing full well i cant afford to but im so happy you released it so thank you!
my fav is Vulkan. big man with big hammer. but also gives big hugs. and yes, it was funny as hell to throw the sponsor halfway through lol
You don’t even need to be a space marine to know how Bjorny felt, you just needed to be in the military.
Guy I went through Ranger selection with was dead set on 2nd batt, his dad served in 2/75, his grandpa did, and he was literally willing to die to get there.
Cut to graduation and they are having us choose which battalion we want to go to. We are all lined up to go to 2/75 in Washington state, where he is also ofc from.
He was first in line, made it there faster than anybody else, had moved instantly. Almost teleported while everyone else moved in slow motion, and he had a huge 💩 eating grin on his face.
Staff sergeant about to assign us to our units asks him wtf he is so happy about. He says with glee I’m ready to go home and I’m happy I’ll be in 2/75 like my dad.
This 6’6” behemoth yolks our protagonist up one handed by the collar, carries him to the 3/75 line (that was almost empty) and tells him fk no tell mommy goodbye, you are staying here.
I’ve never seen a guy in such despair from something that wasn’t death.
Luckily one of the higher ranked NCO’s came through so they said and he ended up in 2/75 with us. (I still have no idea if it was a joke, the brash was crazy)
I’m extremely fucking glad I broke my leg in AIT; would’ve potentially been one of you guys cause I was dead set on that shit since I was six years old. Talked to a lot of you guys when I was with 1-17 and doing the DD Van (2017-2018) and ALL of you guys were either extremely depressed or some of the worlds biggest assholes to everyone around them.
Thanks for your service though, brutha!
My work day just got infinitely better, praise be to that funky talking skull!
Worth every penny
Thank you for paying for foodstuffs for the chattering skellington skull man.
Releasing private content eventually to public fanbase just as a thank you? Based, respect Mr. Bones, based
That original chapter sounds awesome as hell and your narration as well as the sound editing was INCREDIBLE. Thanks for releasing all of this man what a treat I love your work
I think my favourite is Vulcan, just seems like a really chill dude. But I find the Lion most interesting.
The space marine in grey at around 1:30 is Wesley snipes
Oh man I thought the same thing. Gives Blade vibes
31:40 I don't think Einsten said it with that intention he was more agnostic than religious, however he believed and respected the idea of god, I think that said quote comes from his displeasure to early quantum theory which, since back then, has revealed that the universe appears to be highly random in nature and matter is capable of do weird things if you give it enough time and enough energy to generate different reactions and combinations, like life on earth for example, and as someone who was looking for The mathematical formula able to solve all the misteries in physics, a general and clear model of physics able to explain everything, for him the idea that it was imposible to complete decipher the universe because it was almost random in nature was contrary to all what he was aiming for.
That's 100% spot on to what the context of the quote was about. Einstein to his dying day hated the idea that the universe was (at it's basic level) probabilistic, because it would mean no iron clad explanation could apply in all cases, no 'theory of everything' could be made, even if he accepted a multilayered one based on different laws at different scales.
My favorite primarich is Dorn, I can relate to him quite a lot in doing what must be done, however that must be done. Letting actions speak louder than words. The almost distaste for those who boast uselessly, and instead of seemingly not caring for art and such, actually finding it regretful that he had to ruin the emperor's golden palace
i watched this on a night where i needed to unplug from the beat by beat of life. not in a bad way, rather the kind of night where you intentionally dont keep track of whats going on for a few hours. i been slacking on 40k lore past few months. this compilation was perfect for me tonight. good on you mr bones!
Fav 40K vids on here! Great for build and paint sessions and long flights! Keep the vids coming. Love em all. 🇨🇦
Ferrus manus is probably my favorite, the unsung martyr who never turned and was abandoned by his brothers corax and vulkan and betrayed by his twink honor brother fulgrim. He forged his sons into an undying machine of war for the imperium. His sons redeem his legacy of rage and strength. They are psychologically broken but still endure and fight with peak efficiency.
My dude, I literally just discovered the mentors today and you publish a big ol’ video with them. Love it man.
My favorite two Primarchs are Rogal Dorn & Vulkan for different reasons. I view Rogal as a type of leader I would want to have during a crisis or to lead me during hard times. While Vulkan is the leader I would like to have during peace time, a more mentor type figure that helps me grow as a person. Both are needed for different times, both embody the types of leaders I tried to learn from and in turn try to be for others. I see a lot of myself in these two compared to the other Primarchs. I will concede that there are other Primarchs that I see my personal traits in as well both negative and positive; however I see more of myself in Dorn and Vulkan compared to all the others.
Time stamps would be great, if i remember ill edit some in
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This is guniunly a testament to you're inner character how many had this option and choose another it's very good to see small pieces of why I love the cord concept of what warhsmmer is to me
Thank you for the continued work, I'd have to say my favorite primarch so far has to be Horus, to witness what we had and to see his fall still hurts me to this day.
Oh BOY! video i haven't seen! 😀
time to watch through the entire thing!
4:20 The Relictors
12:19 The Gray Shields
23:44 The Flawless Host
32:46 The Silver Skulls
40:29 The StormLords
47:51 The Wolfspear
54:49 The SoulDrinkers(sorta)
1:03:13 Raptor Cults
1:13:15 The Angels Vermillion
1:21:27 The Brazen Claws
1:29:12 I N T E R M I S S I O N
1:31:16 The Black Shields
1:39:52 (why)The World Eaters(are important??)
1:49:43 The Mentor Legion
1:58:51 The Pallid Hand
2:08:39 Who was the Shai-Tan?(oh i wondered at the name, Shai-Tan is actually a word in the middle east FOR "The Accuser" in the original Hebrew, Also, the Hekantonkeries? i believe were the...i THINK 100 armed giant children of Ouranos the Sky Titan out of very ancient Greek Myth, the husband of Gaia, the Earth, who had a bunch of children everybody forgets about before his son Kronos castrated him, severing the Heavens from the Earth. also also; Perturabo and Magnus are both Intelligence Builds, of course they like eachother)
2:17:14 The Luna Wolves
2:26:35 How to make a WordBearers Warband
2:35:55 The Black Dragons
2:44:37 The Iron Ravens
2:57:02 Why do people like the Alpha Legion(this is a lie)
3:06:43 Conclusion.
Mr Bones, another enjoyable video. I liked these when they were individual videos and I liked this compilation too, it's been a chunk of revision listening whilst doing a bunch of housework (loretubers are a live saver for me for things like this!).
Many thoughts out there after this, but in particular I now want to include a single Mentor Marine in a Kill Team warband.
Sitting down to get a bit of painting done. Honestly wasn't really in the mood and now I have three hours of that good shit from my boi Arthur. Class, appreciate you dawg
I listen to your videos during my trail runs. Thank you for your work. Suffer not the Unclean to Live !!!
i honestly love all the Primarch's they all have elements i find really cool; so my favorite tends to shift every now and again. but the one i consistently enjoy as a character is Jaghatai Khan. i love how he is so true to himself and doesn't unconditionally bow to anybody, i also just love that time where he rosted Fulgrim. but they are all so cool and compelling.
Primarch's I like are Corax, Curze, Alpharius Omegon
Corvus and Alpharius for me as well. My head cannon is the OG Alpharius is still alive. He was told to be the Sword in the Shadows and he did swap names with Omegon when they met. (The OG Omegon who was rescued by OG Alpharius, is the Alpharius that Rogal killed. He was too boisterous and kind of pushy, which OG Omegon that was on the Alien planet was. The other twin who was found first and raised by Malcador was calm and collective.)
Thank you for the long ass video. I love listening to the long ones while I'm sleeping.
Personally my Favorite primarch is definitely Magnus. Because he seems the most human out of all the primarchs. His character and actions are like if you gave someone who is good hearted with good intentions immense amounts of power and knowledge. They would assume that they are smarter than most everyone else, they would do many bad things for the right reasons, and like many people when he made a life changing and unforgivable mistake he closed in on himself and simply wished it would go away. He did rise above himself to face his mistake but gave himself to chaos as a last resort in order to survive. And swore revenge to those who wanted him and dis legion destroyed without a trace with malice and hatred for him because of his mistake. Awesome videos man have been loving your contend for a year now. I'll definitely be joining your discord.
1:30:06 The Lion. The Dark Angels Codex (whichever edition it was with them decending a gothic staircase on the cover) just totally blew my preteen mind. Also, just an interesting dude in general. For Caliban. Never Forget, Never Forgive.
absolutely astounded you never mentioned warp talons when talking about raptors, that's crazy
also, while some allegedly did lead to modern astartes, blackshields aren't "chapters" for two reasons: 1) they were irregular forces who fought outside the force organisation of the imperium, and 2) chapters as a concept didn't exist when they were active, during the horus heresy
also also, the luna wolves are in no way "obscure" and they were a legion, not a chapter
I need more of these long forms from you. I love listening to it as I work. You rock, dude! Keep up the good work!
Your videos are legitimately my absolute favorite 40k discussion videos!
Having watched all of your Primarch and Legion videos, I've gotten rather interested in Fulgrim and Leman Russ. Truly strange as I wouldn't consider either originally a legion that I'd have originally wanted to play or collect, but both of them going in a downward spiral?
One losing everything and taking his legion with him, while the other looses everything but his legion both caught my ear. Especially when you stated your grips with both sides and has slowly turned me away from what I consider the more usual choice in Corvus or Vulkan.
My favorite Primarch is a tough pick between Horus and Sanguinius. A very unfitting, but also very fitting combination!
I love sangunius for his character and charm, I think his depth and personality just draws me towards him in such a personal way.
While Horus I love for his arcs but not as much the character. I think his journey is incredibly unique and satisfying.
There’s nothing better than a 3 hour BoneZone video. Add in the full use of the English language’s wide variety of cuss words, and this is the best video of the year.
3hrs? Gotcha King, pulling out the brushes and finishing these models this weekend
This is definitely my favorite video and thank you so much for making it! Liked the long style because i was able to go to bed each night with a few different cool concepts! Love the ideas you brought up in the video too
Hey, I know it's a month later, but you asked for a favourite primarch. I'm always split on Perturabo and Lorgar. Both had more than enough reason to turn traitor, both are deep explorations of heavily flawed characters. More specifically, I like Perturabo because I can very much relate to the exhausting desire to appeal to others, only to not get as much as you think you deserve. It sucks but that's why you need self esteem but also people reaching out to you for the sake of you and Perty didn't really have either (except Magnus). Also I love how even people who hate him can have a good laugh at his ironic gigachad memes and people who like him have plenty of actually badass moments to enjoy. Lorgar was always the primarch that got the most hate, which made me curious as to why. Honestly, other than Angron and maybe Kurze, the Urizen got the rawest deal of a homeworld. He suffered so much emotional abuse and was surrounded by snakes, I can't help but feel bad for him. It's just such a tragic spiral to watch, like he was a genuinely nice dude pushed to the limit. But aside from pity, I also find Lorgar interesting. Like more than any other traitor, there is endless potential for what could be done with him. he become the new warmaster, will he reach a deeper understanding of the warp or will he outright reject Chaos for being abandoned for Horus. Also WB books in general are just dope.
The Night Haunter, he was flawed but he did have the best Sons. Sec, Talos, The Painted Count, all of 1st claw, etc.
Mentors, Minotaurs, Iron Hands and Raptors crusade when?
Iron Hands running the vehicles and artillery, Minotaurs spear point, Raptors scouting and rear guard, Mentors commanding and directing the auxiliaries.
Censorship bleeps are surprisingly painful to listen to.
=pleased noise marine sounds=
Peter Turbo is my favorite primarch :) great video
The Iron Ravens paint scheme is gorgeous. Such a great blend!
I honestly think that my favorite primarch is Lionel Jonson, The idea that he has gone from a young brash borderline insane person to a incredibly sorrowful and like meaningful remark and how emotional he is
I love the Khan. He is the one of the only reasonable people in 40k, he kind and loves humanity, he hates tyrants, and that one time he took on a orc wahhhh solo was one of the coolest things i've heard.
Man! Your channel are great! It's kinda Copium for evenings when only thing i want is some fairytales for sleep. Such things has a huge value!
Perty, for the bloody minded efficiency. It speaks to me as a production manager
2:35:42 you did great! 👍
My fav example of convergent evolution is definitely trees, just in general
Favorite primarch would be Sanguinius.Side note, I recently just got in to Warhammer 40k cause of space marine 2 and so, huge thank you to you because I dove straight to whole lore to understand what’s happening and your videos help me a ton so thank you 😊
Sanguinius since when I heard his last speech, Echoes of Eternity, I was swayed. It felt like I was in there, the battle field, the hopelessness and the resolve that this is where the last stand is. Might sound silly but yeah, because of that.
My favorite primarch is jaghatai khan and I like him because I enjoy his free spirited soul and how mature and thoughtful he was. For someone who’s fanbase wide interpretation / meme is him being “the go fast man, dad of the go fast boys” he really distinguishes himself for how considerate he was to not to rush into massively impactful things without forethought (I.e choosing the loyalists or traitors, bending to the emperor without making reasonable demands, etc.). Just a really cool guy that gets overlooked by a lot of people because they hear white is a hard color to paint and they don’t bother to look into him or the white scars.
Its a tough question for me but i think my favourite is Horus. His fall to chaos and the love he truly had for his sons is so human its incredible.
That HAS to be at the 1:00 mark... I've always imagined you look like that for some reason ... IS THAT YOU ??!!??
Favorite loyalist primarch: split between Rogal Dorn and Roboute Guilliman. The latter because I find his deep-seated frustration and despondency with the situation of the Imperium, combined with his determination to do what he can to stem the tide, a deeply humanizing set of traits. The former because I'm boring and yellow looks cool.
Favorite traitor primarch: Probably Magnus? Dude's a screw-up, and from what I gather he ain't exactly himself any more, but I can appreciate a good ol' fashioned tale of being damned by good intentions and one's reach exceeding one's grasp.
Leman Russ. Easy reason = Space Vikings. The wolves are special for me.
Guilliman because I liked reading about him in the Dark Imperium series.
Watching this I do genuinely enjoy the points you bring up and they have inspired some of my own ideas for fan fiction especially regarding the Greyshields. If I may add one observation regarding the World Eaters is that they alongside space wolves and orks is one of the main barbarian factions in the setting and probably the one who leans into that idea the most out of the three.
The most significant but obscure might be the Red Talons, a successor of the Iron Hands. The whole chapter is basically a living weapon of mass destruction in a way that other chapters aren’t. Autek Mor himself seems to be the truest embodiment of what Manus’ vision for the Iron Hands was. Id bet money on them to destroy almost every other chapter except the Grey Knights, Space Wolves and Black Templars just simply due to their extreme numerical superiority.
I have always said that the Iron Hands are the Emperors woodchipper, well then if that’s the case then the Red Talons are a wood chipper with a pair of flammers at the feed.
So funny story. I had some spare plague marine bodies that I decided to use for my WB HH warband. However I had so much fun building kit-bashing these guys I’ve had an itch to make it a whole thing for a while, specifically what I like to call “The Chapter of the Defiled Word” (name not finalized)
Angron and the world eaters because I’m a sucker for a good tragedy. Thanks for releasing this!
We’re happy for you and your efforts. You make us happy & provide escape, 10 minutes or 3 hours. You’re amazing. Thank you.
Corvus Corax will always be my favorite primarch. He was raised as a slave and fully understood trials & also understood what needed to be done and knew exactly what Big E created him for.
2:28:32
"How do I make my own warband/chapter?"
I have something for this.
I started my tabletop escapades with necrons, however at no point did any of the Canon paint schemes really scream to me. I decided I wanted mine to look akin to the Reapers and their ground forces from Mass Effect. Eventually after some tinkering (and my LGS running out of nightlords blue forcing me to try a different color which ended up being terradon turquoise) my necrons took on a teal and gold color with an electric blue for their power color. Eventually I added some red and purple but the general idea of royal blue and gold stuck thematically for my crons.
I got interested in space marines, particularly the salamanders and for the most part the color stayed the same. Mine aren't the obnoxious green and more a realistic subdued green and the shoulder trim is gold as opposed to black. It was a legion and color scheme I liked that I put my own flavoring on.
I've always had a love of chaos but none of the armies you could play interested me nor did the black legion spark my interest. It wasn't until I watched Iysandor and Koda do a video on Abbadon and they asked an interesting question; what would the black legion look like if abbadon had the full support of the 4 gods and wasn't essentially herding cats?
I loved the question and my current chaos legion is modeling themselves after it. I also chose to invert the colors from the black legion. Instead of black and gold, mine are white with silver as a callback to the original Lunar Wolves.
Finding inspiration comes from many different places and figuring out how to put your creativity into something tangible is always the struggle; but in the end always worth it. Sometimes the idea you originally had just isn't happening the way you want and circumstances change your approach (my original idea for my necrons). Sometimes you love what's already there and just want to tweak it (salamanders). And then there's times where inspiration comes out of the blue and now you just HAVE to see it through (my current chaos army)
Hi.
Just want to say I enjoy your style a lot and usually listen to your videos while Im cooking my dinners after work ( its a form of relaxation for me)
Favourite Primarch has to be Peter Turbo (Perturabo)
I used to resemble him a lot years ago but nowadays I do way more better but still,
I use spite as a fuel and usually get the job done.
Cheers for the video it will last for a couple of cooking sessions.
2:43:25 the dragons also hide their mutations by sending tithes only when they have enough stock of “non-mutated” geneseeds
1:30:06 rogal dorn is my favorite because he is a strategic genius and also logistics. He also is a master swordsman and brutally killed alpharius. Also ferrus manus is underrated.
37:14 I'd have to disagree with this. IF you lived in a world with PROVEN psychic powers and phenomenon, why wouldn't you use a psychically attuned tarot deck that has worked?
Knowing the story of the background music and hearing it always fucks with my head
18:49 I feel like I just got bonked my Tyranid army is primarily black and purple
Arthur is my favorite primarch tbh fam
My Iron Skulls head cannon is that they were started with loyal Iron Warriors, but used Ultramarine geneseed to make more of them after the founding. It'd let them continue their their way of war, while also fading out the sketchiness of having to explain why their tithes aren't quite what is expected for Ultramarine descendants.