ok lore master i shall due as you command

Yo

Hello I'm a new subscriber just wanted to introduce myself to you I will be still subscribing to your KZfaq 40K videos a lot.

Thank you for the video, happy holidays. :D

Mate, please look after your voice. Truly you are the best loremaster, but don’t shag yourself over for us muppets. We’re not worthy.

Absolutely this. I rather less frequent than none at all cause you broke yourself.

This.

Hear hear! I'd rather get one vid every two or three months sustainably than one or more a month at the cost of harm to our favorite lore master, ultimately limiting his career. Health and family first, always.

By the Emperor, I shall purge this heretical den of traitors! Only in death does duty end!

This ^^^

Same! Went from a wiki lurker to now having over 60 novels in a year because of this man

same

@@DianeticsJr I'm on my way, starting light, with more digestable games and moving onto novels next

Was gonna like, but saw it was at 117. This is the way..

Seconded! You rekindled the flames of 40K obsession - thanks so much x

How can someone read 41 books and still not understand the difference between "you're" and "your"? That is baffling.

@@HostileAtHeart oh wow a bit of grammar was wrong how will I ever continue to go on, grow up it's sad that you feel the need to be so condescending over something so damn trivial.

@@Mace-1191 It's literally the most commonly made mistake in the written English language. If you actually read that much, you might have a learning disability to not have understood the difference between the two. Instead of getting defensive, you could just accept that you made a mistake and actually learn the difference, so you can avoid making the same mistake in the future. But no, you've got to fire back at me instead rather than learn something, because 1uck me, right. You're sure showing me.

I wonder how common the name Nathaniel is. I always feel special reading my name mentioned by a stranger somewhere, because it doesn't appear often.

Woah where did all the exposition lore come from?? Lol

@@1337-Nathaniel I am playing warhammer with a buddy named Nathaniel on Sunday. It's a biblical name so somewhat common by nature.

Lol you could at least spell Luetin09 right.

Praise the Lore Master, praise Luetin !

"There's something DOWN there."

CAME TO THE COMMENTS AS SOON AS I HEARD THAT PASSAGE HAHA

We need BL to do a book series on the Mechanicus Civil War on Mars, I can't believe they didn't have 3-4 books throughout the Horus Heresy series detailing this major conflict.

The whole of the Mechanicus are an oxymoron, but that’s what makes them special They know, but don’t understand They discover, but don’t create

There is a sense where the same can be said for psykers though, and I mean the EXACT same thing. Mainly because while mankind would be augmented by better use of psykers, their use is strictly limited for a reason. You can see the scale of firepower mankind has. They literally tunnel warmholes through hell and destroy planets. The idea behind that being, the same thing as when mankind invented the atom bomb, some people questioned if it would be enough to trigger a chain reaction and set the atmosphere and fire (but they did it anyway). There's the fact our recent technology is melting the icecaps. The actual true costs of technological innovation are obscured, and the mankind of the 41st millenium has literally lived through so many of them that they are now permanently psychologically scarred as a species. Keeping in mind, one of those, involved AI eating entire planets. There's a reason why mankind is totally terrified of inventing new things, because at least we know what to expect of the old tech in theory, and what horrors unleashed by the new tech? Imagine if we invented a thing which caused False Vacuum Decay.

No Xeno is a brother of mine! Jokes

It's like when I lead the Stormcloaks as a Khajiit.

Silence, space commie

If he lived in 30k he'd be a remembrancer of great renown

They are definitely the most comprehensive and detailed ones I have seen so far. And for me there is nothing more soothing than listening to Luetin philosophizing about the nature of Chaos for hours and hours on end ;D

Awesome man 🤟🏻 Argee with you, if you have the time Luetin09 are the best videos to really understand the 40k vers

My favorites are where he's explaining the philosophical schools of the inquisition

Exactly what I do he's the best one

Oh hey it's you

Try and take care of yourself buddy.

Bro just read a comment of yours from sora's video and i come here and find you again, small world

Same

Sounds like me on Elite Dangerous lol

High risk, high reward. Just like in real life. Thas why you pay more intrest on money you need, than money you dont.

@@jrr7031 That implies bad tidings for our future.

@@agentc7020 its true. Ever try to get an SBA loan as a startup? Plus innovation is made by pushing boundaries, takes $$ to make money, generally speaking.

@@jrr7031 Well yeah but high risk high rewards usually end in disaster, had they opted for the asteroid belt in the first place 20k perfectly good workers and many valuable engines would have been put to better use, of course hindsight is 20/20 but still, we should have plans for steady rises instead of hail marys.

Bro fr please give me novel about it im new to 40k and id like to read about em 🤲🙏

AFAIK Exorcists do not become blanks, they simply become immune to demonic possession - as they are created into Daemonhosts, likely this gives them a lot of knowledge then allowing them to resist demonic influence with no effort (and grow to hate daemons in the process). Also - I don't think they're remotely capable to the Grey Knights. This is like you saying that the US Army is superior to the Marine Corp simply because it is easier and more consistent to pass their initiation. The reality is that they both have individual, separate uses and should be respected individually as such. In terms of heretical... yeah, you might be right there. IMO i'd prefer a video on something like the Dark Cells under Terra or some other unsolved mystery.

@@lukesouter9164 My personal hypothesis about the exorcists both having "no psychic signature" and librarians(aka psykers) is that whoever created the Exorcists lore, just slept trough 40k orientation class :)) but I strongly hope that Luetin can come up with something better! :) ugh :( ... I replied to Luke 2 times, and KZfaq removed my first reply after I replied to him a second time, so I'll recreate it under here: the definition of blank: "A Blank, also known as an Untouchable, a psychic Null, and a Pariah, is a Human who possesses the rare mutation sometimes described as the "Pariah Gene" that makes them generate no psychic presence in the Immaterium, thus leaving them essentially soulless." also: "A Blank is the direct antithesis of Chaos as he or she possesses no presence within the Warp. Blanks are completely immune to daemonic possession and spiritual corruption by the forces or agents of Chaos." and from warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Exorcists :"This process has also caused the subjects to have no psychic signature that psykers can detect." an Exorcist marine might not have the Pariah gene, but sounds pretty blank to me at least :) there are many levels of "psykickness" as well as many levels of "blanckness" an alpha+ psyker can destroy a planet, an omega Blank can stop a major warpstorm. most imperial citizens are ever so slightly psykic, very low on the psykick scale - not true psykers, but also not zero. similarly the exorcists are just on the low levels of blankness. in regards of the US Marine to army comparison, the main "shtick" of the Grey Knights is that they are incorruptible, psyker marines. an Exorcist is an incorruptible marine, that can sometimes also be a psyker, that costs a bazzilion times less to create than a grey knight. The more proper comparison to modern day military forces would be: an Exorcist marine training costs the same as the training of a US Marine, and a Grey Knight training costs the same as training of the personal of an entire aircraft carrier ship, to get a slightly better US Marine :) Grey Knights are amazing yes, but at some point you have to cut costs :D

That was my impression. Of course, that will shift depending on which type of lesson the authors want to instill. One author trying to emphasize the dystopian nature of the setting will say the "kill the psykers" policy saved the planets, others who want to condemn the hypocrisy and short-sightedness of the society will claim the saving of psykers had good effects. I suspect the "will we see new technology" sub-genre is more inclined to the latter view.

I seem to remember Luetin himself stating that worlds which purged psychers faired well whereas worlds which tolerated them suffered greatly in past videos

@@mawetilumogdikilumhahom yeah same. I hope he sees this thread and clears it up

I was wondering the same. But the galaxy being so wide I guess it wouldn't be outlandish if a general rule couldn't be drawn. I imagine some worlds which treated psykers better did so responsibly, while others went the way of Prospero. On the other hand, I imagine that some planets which treated their paykers poorly did it so effectively that none of the poor buggers lived, while others simply made it easier for them to fall to chaos

@@mawetilumogdikilumhahom @Johnny Fiction - yup I got this screwed up lol I might make a small vid about it this weekend.

Which army dude?

This would be great.

Death Guard are hilarious🤮💩💚

Don't worry we have Cawl.

@@THExRISER Also isn't Valdor and his team comeback with building armies consisting of many new things including controllable "good daemons" to his whim for future war? The sooner Imperium step up their games, the closer it's setting to actual "end-times" scenarios, it doesn't have to be the less-desirable Age of Sigmar mode but at least having the war perpetuated to a better favour would be great, considering new threats like Slaanesh shouldn't even last this long and you know, tyrannids' Leviathan tendrils encroaching closer and closer

@@ohamatchhams That's from the new Eisenhorn book right? Didn't read that yet but yeah good point.

I like the world, but I wouldn't get back into gaming now.

I've never given GW a cent, they can't monetize my fantasies. No matter how much someone tries to infringe, you always have true freedom between your ears

@@horrificpleasantry9474 you're right but...the plastic crack addiction is too strong

@@GeoffreyBronson 3d printing is tha way