Wasn't Nagash the firstborn but wasn't allowed to rule because they gave their firstborn 'to the gods' so he became a priest instead and his younger brother became king? That's how I remember it from the novels anyway. Also, Neferata is bae!
Yes, that's more or less how I described it too. Because he was a firstborn, he became a priest of the Mortuary Cult. And Neferata was probably more bae when when she was Neferatem and not a bloodsucking fiend :D
Nagash's sister in law is Neferata's aunt (They prior know as Queen of Sun/Khemri/embodiment of Gods contract & Queen of Moon/Lahmia.). Nagash desire both the throne & his sister in law (but later he destroyed her body completely to disconnect the gods' power with the land to secure his victory.).
In novel, they were live at Egyptian Federation like nations. Nagash's sister in law is Vampire Queen's aunt (They know as Queen of Sun/embodiment of Gods contract & Queen of Moon.).
@@GrimDarkNarrator My thought was for total war warhammer 2 which was releasing a lot of vampire counts content. And turns out last year they did drop a Vlad Von Carstein vampire wars campaign. This at the time of my previous comment I did not know. And yes your voice is awesome for the characters of the old world of warhammer.
What are the differences between a tomb kings faction necromancer and a vampire count necromancer like Nagash and Heinrich Kemmler? Can tomb king necromancer create new undeads or they just call forth from the existing stock?
Tomb Kings, to my knowledge, don't go around raising the (freshly) dead like the Vampire Counts do. The armies of the Tomb Kings are pretty much their former soldiers from the good old days of Nehekhara. Its just that they're dead now. They usually call from existing stock. Also their heavier units like necrosphinxes and hierotitans and whatnot are actually magic constructs and not undead creatures.
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Oh so good! I was looking for some lore videos on the undead of the Old World!
Hope you enjoy!
I haven't watched this channel regularly in a long time and I'm so glad it's still going
That makes two of us.
I absolutely adored the Time of legends trilogy for Nagash and Neferata, by far my favourites of the series
I enjoyed the Sigmar one too.
@@GrimDarkNarrator The Sigmar one were fantastic, it was good to hear about the Empire's founding and earliest days
I was looking forward to the vampires and tomb kings. As they always seem cool can't wait too see more about them.
Wasn't Nagash the firstborn but wasn't allowed to rule because they gave their firstborn 'to the gods' so he became a priest instead and his younger brother became king? That's how I remember it from the novels anyway.
Also, Neferata is bae!
Yes, that's more or less how I described it too. Because he was a firstborn, he became a priest of the Mortuary Cult. And Neferata was probably more bae when when she was Neferatem and not a bloodsucking fiend :D
Nagash's sister in law is Neferata's aunt (They prior know as Queen of Sun/Khemri/embodiment of Gods contract & Queen of Moon/Lahmia.). Nagash desire both the throne & his sister in law (but later he destroyed her body completely to disconnect the gods' power with the land to secure his victory.).
Glad you brought back your vlad von carstein narrations
Its kinda funny how nagash looks like Imhotep and was a treacherous high priest of an Egyptian like nation lol
In novel, they were live at Egyptian Federation like nations. Nagash's sister in law is Vampire Queen's aunt (They know as Queen of Sun/embodiment of Gods contract & Queen of Moon.).
You even sound like Von carstein, my dude. It's pretty badass
Nice of you to say that.
Richard tufts where have you heard Von Carstein voice?
@@kevinkocher9347 Probably means the classical vampire voice, as in the old vampire movies.
@@GrimDarkNarrator My thought was for total war warhammer 2 which was releasing a lot of vampire counts content. And turns out last year they did drop a Vlad Von Carstein vampire wars campaign. This at the time of my previous comment I did not know. And yes your voice is awesome for the characters of the old world of warhammer.
How about the origin of the ghouls from Warhammer fantasy I'm curious about that
I might talk about that in an undead armies sort of video.
Nagash in his human life looked like Darth bane from Star Wars
Also like the guy playing Imhotep in the Mummy movies :D
@@GrimDarkNarrator agreed
Nagash did nothing wrong
Except being a selfish prick?
What are the differences between a tomb kings faction necromancer and a vampire count necromancer like Nagash and Heinrich Kemmler? Can tomb king necromancer create new undeads or they just call forth from the existing stock?
Tomb Kings, to my knowledge, don't go around raising the (freshly) dead like the Vampire Counts do. The armies of the Tomb Kings are pretty much their former soldiers from the good old days of Nehekhara. Its just that they're dead now. They usually call from existing stock. Also their heavier units like necrosphinxes and hierotitans and whatnot are actually magic constructs and not undead creatures.
I thought the Black Library history of Neferata was canon.
Well, there's more than just what I talked about in here. I'll probably just make a dedicated Neferata video someday.
This was an excellent video, just not a version I knew
To be honest, GW is fairly infamous for retconning its old lore in newer publications.
things,things and stuff,so much stuff:)........
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