How about the lame death of Yarrick, he was killed off screen and nobody talks about it

hey Majorkill i jus wanted to say thank you. i bought the night lord singlet and it came for my birthday and it's actually awesome i've worn it to the gym and when i play guitar and everything. it's actually top tier. thank you again.

Hello Majorkill, Would you kindly make some lore videos on the Imperial Truth, the Imperial Creed, the Ecclesiarchy? Pretty please? Thank you.

Hey bud, could you do the Raptors chapter? Lias Issodon is badass and they're criminally underrated and unknown

Can you please increase the volume of your videos when you are doing video editing? I have to crank my speakers way up to hear you talk.

Maybe we'll get a book?

There’s a rule in storytelling that says if you don’t see a character die or their body after their death, they aren’t dead There’s a chance he’s still alive and his death was a false report (especially if you believe the theory that he’s immortal because the Orks think he’s an unbeatable, unkillable enemy)

And it was by Angron no less. It's literally like "Wow, Angron." "You're such an HONORABLE adversary who decided that Yarrick was a WORTHY opponent and slew him in a FAIR duel." "You're totally not a COWARD who wanted to win a ONE-SIDED fight just to claim credit in Khorne's name for defeating a LEGEND."

@@LuigianoMariano Angron: _”You lived Your life for warfare, you really gonna die for some human?”_ Ghazghkull: _”Someone iz”_

Don't worry, the foil says he's not really dead.

still treated better than isha who is currently trapped by nurgle in 40k and was killed off in a stupid maneuver warhammer fantasy

​@@sovietunion7643what happened?

@@alexwolf2845 isha is the eldar goddess of nature and healing, and is widely considered the only truly benevolent eldar/elven goddess in warhammer as the rest have some form of evil or grey area. during the birth of slaanesh most eldar gods were consumed by slaanesh, with only cerogorach escaping, khaine fighting slaanesh to a standstill and being shattered once khorne (god of war) got involed and isha being picked up by nurgle, it went like this: isha was panicking in the corner as slaanehs battled khaine, and nurgle came around as slaanesh was busy and offered his "protection" which really would be basically slavery for isha. she accepted, the alternative being consumed by slaanesh, and in the current setting is still under nurgle's control, and is used to test nurgle's diseases. it is also spoken here and there that isha may also be staying under nurgle even if she probably could be able to escape as she can attempt to give healing to mortals even as nurgle infects them she almost certainly could escape nurgle but than she might risk being consumed by slaanesh as well. nurgle's """protection""" for now is her best bet.

Basically she let herself die and gave all her power to Allarielle the Everqueen for no reason.

@@robertnelson9599 well then. That is abit fucked.

i mean despite 99% percent of demon possessions being absolutely horrific, argel tal and the demon must have had a pretty solid relationship for the demon to be this pissed about it, considering most demons see human souls as basically food.

​@sovietunion7643 they were the perfect fusion. But they are hanging out in the warp now, because iirc the souls of the possessed become the daemons plaything when they die. So they're having fun

@@sovietunion7643like a cat with a pet mouse. But in space hell

@@callumrichards7347 why is that... honestly pretty sweet and wholesome in the most weird and dark way i can imagine. i guess at least they are chilling in the afterlife i guess

There was an Imperial Guard lieutenant who was going to be executed by his Commissar, only for the Aquilan Shield to save him. Said lieutenant then took command of all the forces on the planet and defeated the Chaos forces. He was then executed because Commissars don’t believe in taking back their executions.

That’s 40k for ya. Don’t fix it if it ain’t grimderp

Konrad's story wasn't that tragic. He didn't have nails inside his head that forced him to kill everything that moves. Konrad had a choice. Sanguinius, emperor and many other primarchs tried to show him better way but he didn't want to change.

the world that he grew up in didn't help his mental health. Still he had a choice

@@darksider2903 Very true, he did have a choice to admit that there was a better way to run things, but chose to ignore the call to the light and blame everything on his father since if he was created like this, that means its what the Emperor wanted him to be. He was the one out of all the Primarchs to be like "Do you realize what we are? What we were made for?" which makes him really interesting to me

Konrad had the choice to fight against fate but lacked the Will to accept that it was his own actions and decisions that was responsible for the atrocities he committed He would rather allow himself to be killed than accept any blame for his sins

Konrad was a pussy who couldn’t be bothered to fight against fate. Death is certainly vindication when you don’t do anything to divert it.

That's, actually kind of based ngl.

And then, there was this avatar from Biel-tan that got left behind by the Biel-tan's forces on an exodite planet invaded by Tyranids. It stayed there, continuously fighting for about six days (because the Biel-tan-Iyanden-Harlequin-Black Heart Kabal allied force spent two days to form the alliance and four days to travel back to the planet through the webway), and survived albeit not without wounds. Imagine. Six days. Alone. On a planet invested with Tyranids. So yeah, I guess not all avatar are created the same...

I remember when the Swarmlord was first released in 5th edition. Sick-ass model, very big scary bug monster in the lore, and absoloutely *shredded* on the tabletop (I played 'nids and tested the rules out against my dad's Black Templars. Never stood a chance). Only to immediately get the same treatment every other strong xenos character gets- wrecked by anyone Imperial so GW can try to suck a few extra bucks out of the Imperium stans' balls. Shitty thing is that in most cases, they wouldn't have to have *the fucking Swarmlord* or an Avatar of Khaine or a Ctan shard be the big scary thing in question. Anyone surviving a fight with gigantic terrifying space bug, ancient xenos techno-warrior construct, or suitably skilled and deadly Eldar would probably do. Custodes got this treatment in some earlier lore, being slaughtered by Harlequins (no shade to the meme lads, Custodes are just mad stronk). gee dubs really doesn't give a flying fuck about consistency in their setting- just the cash in their pockets. Which I could understand, if their business practices weren't shite enough to give Hasbro some competetion in the "shittiest hobby corp" awards. I guess at least GW didn't lay off thousands of creatives right before the holidays- or have their boxes packed by literal *slaves*.

Those event where written like 12 years appart or something tho...

@@psy_p Yes, GW has been making shitty writing decisions for a long while. Shitty business decisions too.

​@@lordbalthosadinferni4384GW, as bad as they are, do have a code of ethics. From what I recall, they pulled out their production facilities from China after I think the Hong Kong stuff (I'm not sure, but China did something fucked) and never went back. Should be noted, Harlequins, in the lore, are considered equals to Custodians. Not strong enough to slaughter, but strong enough to match them.

this is basically the story of halo. apply enough buckshot and high explosives to anything and the problem goes away. it can be a advanced alien race of zealots or a sentient zombie hivemind plague that is scourging the universe. enough firepower and the problem is gone.

@@sovietunion7643 Yepp, Violance isnt the Answer but it removes the Problem

Well, Pariahs aren't immortal, so she wouldn't have been still running around during 40th millennium anyway,

Black Library authors seems to hate female characters in Horus Heresy settings for some reason.

@@notani3533 HUH?

@@notani3533 there aren't many metahuman ones As for mortality, there are a lot of people alive for all kinds of reasons in 40k. No reason Jenetia couldn't have been 'in the warp'etc

@@MrFallenone I still don't understand why they bring Erda into the story and only to get her killed.

Oh boy gosh golly, more space marines???😃 It’s not like we’ve had hundreds of videos daily about those guys and the horse is so badly flogged it’s in ribbons… But yeah keep em coming I say! 🫠

@@joesheridan9451 you need a hug?

@@joesheridan9451 lol, this is why I love 40k banter

He was always going to dodge those you see.

Just gonna preface this by saying I get it’s a joke and it’s funny, however, it makes sense that if he sees you swinging somewhere in a vision but not whether or not you hit him, then it’s not being a hypocrite to dodge since you still swung where he saw

@@jtreview7506 yeah, I just remember reading this joke and wanted to repost it.

Or that one chaos God related to fear. At least I think there's one

Wonder how he would have turned out if Hawkboy spent time with him and talked about his own future sight.

Erebus is a better character imo, he's a proper villain whereas Argel Tal is a soy boy who pretends he's good at heart, don't get why he gets so much love. Then again I'm sure if he wasn't so popular I'd be rooting for him as I like complex characters but the contrarian in me gets annoyed at the over abundance of argel tal love haha

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technically we don't know what happened to dorn. i still like the TTS version where he survived and simply disguised himself as a custodes and has been trying to save the imperium from the shadows for 10,000 years as best he could. it would make sense because 1. no one is ever going to question the authority of a custodes and 2. would explain why the imperium has done as well as it has for 10,000 years.

She never got away with the head. Not sure who has it but most likely destroyed or hidden somewhere by one of the warbands.

Should of just had Kharn killed off ngl, Much better characters that needed attention later on like Forrix and Eidolon

​@@AsralynGonna stop you there. No killing Khärn. He's the staple of the World Eaters, moreso than Angron I'd argue. Kill Khärn, and you're basically killing the one last remnant of the legion that makes it interesting

Better option would be to not have the two meet or be broken up mid combat, she basically got an off screen death

Would be fitting if she got killed by an artillery bombardment because the traitor can't see her in direct engagement.

@@notani3533 Well have to admit that has been done even in real life. The finnish sniper Simo Häyhä was targeted by artillery striking the area where he was sniping from because Soviets wanted him dead in Winter War and were getting desperate. They did not manage to kill him with that but just thought to mention that it would not be unrealistic. :P

i mean yeah but still, an avatar of a god shouldn't have gone down so easy