if there was one primarch that Curze liked, it was sanguinius. He mocked the lion and Guilliman but shut up when Sanguinius spoke. dude was actually semi-polite to him.

I cannot believe Bricky missed Sanguinius’ most iconic quote when he ripped Kabandha’s wing “Only angels may fly!”.

Describing Sanguinius as "That one common friend in a friend group everyone likes but who has his own inner demons like everyone else yet still keeps on trucking regardless" is probably the most succinct description I've heard of the hawd dude

When sanguinius and the captured Konrad have a talk about seeing the future, Konrad asks him how he is so positive and Sanguinius replies because you chose the easy way. More or less telling Konrad that when he sees visions hes a bitch for not taking the harder way.

44:00 Now I’m imagining Sanguinius pointing the Spear of Telesto at the other primarchs and saying “everyone shut the fuck up, I have the talking stick.”

This week on 40k's Daddy Issues: Emperor's true favorite son.

Bricky's point about "would you ever actually want to meet an angel?" Is pretty accurate after all, the thing angels are most known for saying is "Be Not Afraid"

TTS - "NOBODY TALK ABOUT MY FABULOUS HAWK BOY" The emperor has spoken.

Remembering that even Demon Angron got shocked when he looked at Sanguinius in full rage mode. Where the World eaters have a fabricated rage, The Angel and his sons are trully and purely wrathful.

Interesting parallel DK almost touched on. Curze is from a world untouched by the light and Sanguinius is from a world bathed too much in the light.

Sanguinious: noble, peerless warrior, deep rage kept in check, very blood themed. Khorne: "oh, I gotta have some if that."

What a lovely angel! I bet him and his most trusted brother, Horus, would never fight each other. 😊😊

The plot to turn Blood Angels to Khorne was not done by Horus but Erebus. Horus initially wanted Sanguinius to join him, and when he discovered what Erebus was trying to do he boycotted the entire thing, which is why the plan failed. He then beat the crap out of Erebus, which is always cool

After being slain by Horus, a portion of Sanguinius' soul became trapped aboard the Vengeful Spirit. It constantly breaks loose and causes problems for the Black Legion, then gets crystallized. Abaddon constantly finds Sanguinius' crystallized soul on different parts of the Vengeful Spirit and shatters it.

Sanguinius (after fighting countless hours at the Eternity Gate, after fighting a giant khrone daemon, after fighting Angron, after fighting through a ship full of daemons and marines)...vs Horus (who just sat on his ass eatting cheetos while he watched the battle). It was not a fair fight.

Sanguinius is the friend who is just as depressed as you, but still makes sure to see you smile everyday. "We are born of the blood, made men by the blood, undone by the blood." - Hawkman

It's not mentioned but I'm pretty sure (if I remember right), the people of Baal were the only ones besides the Mechanicum to be allowed to "worship" something. They loved Sanguinius so much, he pleaded with Big E to spare them, and the Emperor just....did. There's also an official holiday celebrated every year throughout the entire Empirium called the Sanguinala in remembrance and honor of Sanguinius

So at the end of the fight when Sanguinus is tearing into Angron's butcher nails, Angron actually ended up begging for mercy from Sanguinus and was no longer clouded by rage. It was a moment only the two primarchs knew of and Sanguinus felt bad for his brother and ended it short after that. Sanguinius never spoke a word what happened. I personally believe Angron was begging for Sanguinus to kill him since he mind was made clear for the first time since being made a daemon and he wanted to die.

What a peaceful, kind angel, I hope nothing bad ever happens to him! I bet his sons are just as nice!

“Father might do worse… he might forgive you.” I get really big paradise lost vibes when Lucifer talks to the loyalist angels before the war in heaven. It always gets me a little

"If you truly come from the place men once called hell, when you return there, tell them that it was *SANGUINIUS* that sent you back." So badass, I can't wait to read about the Blood Angels

Fun fact about the Death Company Dreadnaught: It has magnetic harpoons to charge vehicles better.

Funny enough I hear Khorne wants Sanguinius than Angron. He admires the nobleness of Sanguinius, and the rage that can Sanguinius can bring.

I swear to God if Bricky doesn't cover Sanguinius dive bombing a warlord titan in a 1v1 I'll be mad. Edit: no black rage today

Tonite on Ridiculous Gear: DK sees Horus everywhere and cries like a little baby man. Shy gives in to the red thirst and gains diabetes from some Warframe Fans and Bricky dreads the coming days of Femboy Sanguinius poster drop.

"When the armor of your faith is buckled and torn, see in your mind that magnificent hero. Think upon his deeds and be humble, for his like will never walk the galaxy again." Pretty much sums up how devastating his loss is to be spoken of like that.

the tragedy of Angron, not only did Khorne take away his mortality but in the end he is just a replacement for Sanguinius

Listen sanguinius over the course of the seige of terra fist fought a warlord Titian, made 3 war hounds run away in fear, killed a blood thirster then fought angron, held together one of the single most important positions during the seige, was the general hype man for anyone that saw him, and basically was just an all around chad, love my boy

The Black Rage is an afliction where you start to believe yourself to be sangunius at the moment of fighting Horus and you can't differentiate between allies and enemies which is why it's a problem. It happened the first time by his death and it's the only time everyone recovered from it afterwards there is only one dude that did. Oh and you become incredibly overpowered which is why they are so effective on the battlefield.

Sanguinis actually in his own ways appears in the current setting. Dante saw him as he was dying and talked with him, Mephiston too before he became the host of the Black Angel which further turned him into the best Psyker besides the Emperor and maybe Magnus, a statue of him appears on the Vengeful Spirit and no matter what the Black Legion do to it the statue reappears perfectly fine, and the Sanguinor obviously.

"If you are coming from the place that man once called hell, when you return tell your kin that it was Sanguinius who threw you back" Sanguinius Primarck of the Blood Angels before slaying the Bloodthirster Ka'banta

BRICKY PLEASE talk about how kabanda the blood thirster fought off tyranids on baal’s moon in a “if anyone is gonna massacre the blood angels it will ONLY be me”

Sanginius certainly has more of an edge to him but really after Vulkan, he was probably the most down to earth and empathic of his brothers cause he knew his own imperfection as a mutant; the defective genes in his sons. It gave him more perspective. I think it’s even understood that the blood angel legions were made up of deformed/mutant terrans that threw themselves to the legion as a way to “fix” themselves to become perfect. He’s very much a mirror to not just Horus or Kurse but also Fulgrim: these seemingly perfect and upstanding beings desperately trying to get better. Difference being that Fulgrim and by extension his legion hung onto their pride so badly and thus kept falling down and down into resorting to any means necessary to achieve perfection. Sanginius insisted on instilling humility and honor into his sons, keep things tempered and not get too full of themselves and give into their thrist. Bettering themselves in a more grounded way.

Being a guardsmen fighting alongside blood angels is great and all until they start looking at you like a juicebox and calling you horus

I think why Curze was hopeful when looking at Sanguinius is because if Curze was killed, then he would realize nothing was set and that there's always a hope. Tragically, at least in Curze's eyes, he was spared to suffer the fate he had lived with all his life. I think Curze wanted Sanguinius to judge him, and felt only the angel and the Emperor could do so. Those two who, in Curze's eyes, are beyond the darkness he knows so well. Also, Sanguinius is best boy flaws and all. Genuinely cared for others, did everything to protect them and his father's dream, and selfless to the end.

Why I play Blood Angels: "It is not the descent toward the shadow nor the rise toward the light that makes us superior. It is the endless struggle between the two that greatness of character lies. We are tested, and we do not break."

Just to give a little clarity to Red Thirst v Black Rage (because it is a bit confusing). The Red Thirst is a curse you inherit the moment you become a blood angle that is basically the classic vampiric thirst for blood, it also makes BA marines more aggressive and in combat can cause marines to become noncompliant or go off mission if they get lost to it and just seek out people to kill randomly. The Black Rage is a curse they inherited after Sanguinius died. It is the ultimate fate of every BA and will eventually consume each of them, basically they genuinely think they are Sanguinius on the Vengeful Spirit fighting Horus regardless of if they are facing and Ork, Chaos Marine, or hab block full of terrified civilians they go totally berserk. No marine who falls to the Black Rage ever comes out, only one marine has ever managed it and that's Mephiston and he's got more plot armor than the Emperor.

"You have a lot of water and by water I mean blood... GIVE ME YOUR BLOOD. - Zachary Hazard - Blood angels Techmarine. (Unknown date M41)

Sanguinius meeting the Emperor has been changed now (Echoes of eternity spoilers...) Sangy was not enamoured by the Big E at all. He calmly flew and landed near the Big E, and the Big E observed him. He was not a fan of Sangy's wings, but accepted it. Sangy kind of already figured out how much of an ass the Big E is, and the bloodshed that he would cause in the name of the Great Crusade. The Big E sold him the pitch, and the first question Sangy asked him is "What if I refuse?". The Big E replied "I know you won't". Sangy then made a deal with the Emperor to let the people of Baal continue worshiping him as a god (the Big E probably would have killed them, as he reluctantly agreed), and then Sangy joins the great crusade.

Finally! After all those years, witness: HAWK BOYYYYYY!

Bricky: I tell ya it dun live up to the hype Also Bricky: *gets hyped while telling Sanguinius' feats

ever notice that all the berries in oops all berries are the colors of the chaos gods, captain crunch is a secret chaos worshiper I'm convinced

Black rage has no connection to the red thirst . Sometimes a space marine just goes crazy and thinks they are Sanguineous and the enemies are Horus and they feel the rage of Sanguineous

I dare say that the flaws sanguinis unkowingly has is what makes a great character, they could have gone ahead and give no personality because he was going to doe, but instead they decided to create a really complex character full of good things and bad things

As a full blown Blood Angels fan, my hype isn't aimed at the BA episode being great, or covering all the lore in a comprehensive yet entertaining way, or sucking up to daddy Sanguinius. It's aimed at Bricky failing, DK making a fool of himself and Shy suffering through it all. Kind of like your regular AdRic episode except, y'know, for the glory of the Great Angel, by His blood we are made and all that.

In MOST cases you can only fall to the Black Rage once (Mephiston is a badass, and Lemartes is a chad), and it was a psychic scar from Horus killing Sanguinius. Death Company Dreadnaughts were Dreadnaughts before they fell. Any Death Company members who survive their first battle as Death Company (bar Lemartes and I think Tycho) are then executed by Astaroth (who is fuckin cool in and of himself)

Red thirst: original genetic flaw. "Blood for the Blood Angel!" Black rage: caused by the death of Sanguinius. "I am Sanguinius... why are you look like Horus? Fucking traitors!" simple.

Curze had the same foresight as Sanguinius. He could see the good and bad visions, you see this in a vision he had on Nostromo when he caught a thief and had a vision of the thief helping him and turning into a good person and helping the Night Haunter make Nostromo become a lawful planet with an overall good populace or a dark fate where he tries to kill the Night Haunter, he always chose to believe the worst fate because he could never see any good in humanity while Sanguinius had faith in the good inside humanity... Ave Dominus Nox

Here's a bit extra for you! Like with Magnus, ol Hawkboy's legion was suffering before they met him; his legion (know prior as the revenants) were something savage already. Seeing as Sanguinius was able to trun his homeworld of savage mutants into a society, he had some experience and went to work soothing their agression he found encouraging them into things such as the arts was invaluable to this, and in the modern setting it's still used. If I recall one of the sucessor chapters flat out abolished their death company because it worked so well for them

Fulgrim: I am perfect, and my legion must be perfect! Sanguinius: *is literally perfect*

I know they mentioned they aren't gonna go over EVERYTHING Sanguinius, but I hope they go over Sanguinius vs Angron, Sanguinius RIPPED THE NAILS OUTTA HIS DAEMON BRAIN. Fuckin awesome to read

So if I remember right sadly in the new lore it was actually the emperor's wife that yeeted the primarks. Erebus even had to explain to her no it's your fault they all turned out like this because she claimed she did nothing wrong. The horus hersey is the story of a man trying to reunite his family despite the trauma they got after his wife has a hissy fit because she didn't like his parenting style and abandoned them on strangers door steps.

Firstly I wanted to thank the Ad Ric team for this episode, they are the ones who got me into 40k and after watching almost every episode it truly has been a treat to get so much information and entertainment surrounding the 40k universe. I am writing this not in anger or in spite that they did not mention it in the episode but just thought I would share some things I have learned about Sanguinius who has been my favourite primarch since I got into 40k. Just some extra information so that way people who don't know him that well might get some more enjoyment out of his story. I will admit my interest into 40k is pretty new and I apologize greatly for if what I say is incorrect and I would love to be corrected in replies, I love learning about my bloody boys. The first and most important part of his character that sticks out to me is when he is first introduced to his army, the IXth legion. So I have to do some retconning from the episode first, the IXth legion VERY MUCH so existed before Sanguinius, they were given his gene-seed even before he was found (as were all legions to my knowledge). The IXth legion was known for being extremely brutal, looked down upon by many of the other legions because they were absolute monsters in their savagery. When Sanguinius met his sons for the first time he knelt before them, explaining how he understands that him taking the role of leader of the legion is more or less something that he will have to earn from them (I'm paraphrasing but I believe I got the sentiment correct). It was through this compassion and genuine care for his legion that he started to teach them to control themselves to not give into the red-thirst. Sanguinius took it upon himself to personally kill any member of his legion who fell to the red-thirst (I will admit my ignorance it may be the black-rage but if I'm remembering correctly I believe it was the red-thirst) even though it pained him incredibly to do so, he needed to keep the curse the "flaw" of his chapter a secret out of fear if people knew it would hurt his legion (I believe he had fears of turning out like the 2nd and 11th chapter). He took a legion that was shunned by other legions and transformed them into one of the most respected legions in the entirety of the Imperium of Man. I absolutely love that part of his character that even though he's a fucking bad ass, he is willing to be humble, not weak (he is far from being anywhere close to weak) but willing to understand the human aspect of his sons. Another story I really enjoy is the first time his sons ever saw Sanguinius express the part of him with the black rage. Now I'm still decently knew so I cannot remember the specific names but it was during the Great Crusades where Sanguinius was sent to capture a specifically stubborn planet or something along the likes of that, and instead of going purely by force he offered peace he offered a treaty of sorts, basically "Submit and we're good, basically just follow the imperial truth and we're good there doesn't need to be any fighting" to which the planet agreed. The planet sent up a ship that was carrying members to negotiate peace to Sanguinius's ship, but when the doors opened it turned out it was a lie, and the planet had set a ship full of warriors who FUCKED up some of Sanguinius's men. Yeah... That sent Sanguinius into not a blind rage but the type of angry where you're so pissed you're almost clam again, and he just absolutely obliterated the entirety of the planet even past the point where the planet was for real begging for peace, Sanguinius saw their act of betrayal as them signing their Deathwish and he would not revoke it. He slaughtered everything without mercy. The last story I will mention because lord knows this is long enough as is, is in relation to when the Emperor arrived. Sanguinius had foresight into big E's arrival but also to the Imperial truth he already knew what big E would ask of him and his people and he (I believe) had knowledge of what big E did to planets who had dogmatic beliefs. So when Sanguinius kneeled before the Emperor he did so both in recognition and respect for his father but also (and what I find much more interesting) in protection of his people that had started worshiping him as a god. He pleaded for the safety of his people and shockingly big E agreed, the reason why he agreed I'm not sure, perhaps because he was so impressed with what Sanguinius had done, I don't know. So in my interpretation of the tear that Sanguinius shed upon meeting the Emperor was perhaps nots in awe but out of fear for his people. Okay this had gone on for way too long, if you couldn't tell I quite like Sanguinius (best boy) and the blood angels, I would absolutely love to hear about more stories/ correct me if I got anything wrong. If you want to learn more about a member of the blood angles in particular "The Amber King" channel is fucking great and his episode on Mephiston was really what cemented my love for the Blood Angels. Have a great day everyone and if you read all of this holy shit I am so sorry.

"For God sake, Revelation. Sanguinius LITERALLY has A N G E L W I N G S!"

Finally, best boi gets the attention he always deserved.

Signus will always make me cry, lost my boi Meros there :(

Tonite on Ridiculous Gear: The Blood angels fans are finally happy, Bricky becomes a cannibal, Dk goes blonde and Shy succumbs to the black rage after years with DK and Bricky

That last portion hit WAY too close for home. From desperately hiding a secret from others for fear of social ostracization to the self doubt to the breakup thing, I didn't have a breakup, but the quiet "I'm fine" is all very real. Jeez, even being a people pleaser. I feel like I should paint up some blood angels now

And this is why Sanguinius is the best primarch our glorious hawk boy we salute you.

Here's a question: do Curze and Sanguinius see bad and good futures, respectively, because that's an innate facet of their powers? Or do they subconsciously seek out visions of possible futures that confirm their outlooks? Sanguinius hardly grew up on a great world, but he was since childhood surrounded by people who were kind and caring. Ergo, he developed an optimism, that things could always get better if you tried to foster peace and understanding. Konrad Curze grew up on Nostromo, a wretched hive of scum and villainy. And he grew up alone. He learned very quickly that the people around him were selfish, and would kill (or worse) to survive, or because it was fun. He developed a bleak and pessimistic attitude towards the world around him, fearing or expecting that anyone he encountered had ill intentions. Is it any wonder, then, that Sanguinius saw positive futures, while Curze saw negative ones? They were tugging on threads of fate, of futures that could be, that confirmed their biases. It would also explain why, after learning of Horus's betrayal, Sanguinius saw a bad future (that of his death) for the first time. It's not that it was really a good vision - even if he tried to convince himself it was for the best - but rather that it was when his optimistic viewpoint was shaken to the extent that he was open to seeing bad outcomes.

The absolute last 40K video they make on this channel after they have talked about literally everything alse should be about Ferrus Manus. It's the only way for someone to remember him

Our glorious Hawk-boi is here!!

When you do the BA chapter please talk about what they were like before Sanguinius. They were called the Revenant Legion and wore gray ceramite, which they never cleaned the blood off of. They were so metal that during sieges, they would stand somewhere within sight, but out of effective range of the defenders, and just eat people. Whole. Just chomp away to demoralize the enemy. Fling severed heads into the city you're sieging, sure. But imagine seeing a guy just eat one of your buddies one bite at a time, all while knowing there are several thousand beings just like him outside your walls.

You know, I have to say that I actually ended up appreciating Bricky's comparisons with Sanguinius and Konrad. The two parallels had a lot to share on how similar but still very different the two are.

Oh my god, a Sanguinius episode showing up on my birthday?! Literally the perfect gift, Y'all are the best :D

One thing to say about the black rage; once you succumb to it, it’s over. You see everything as Horus standing over Sanguinuis’ body and can’t snap out of it. Only two people have been known to survive it. One was Chief Librarian Mephiston and Lemartes who is still in the black rage but is somehow able to keep his sanity. Everyone else will get Astorath’s axe.

Have they ever tried sacrificing MORE than a 1000 pyskers to Big E?

My favorite Primarch along with Vulkan. As they remember the value in compassion. Also Bricky the Black Rage is quite different from the Red Thirst and I understand the confusion. The Black Rage is essentially the mental scar cause by the psychic backlash of Sanguinius death. So when it happens, it's like the Marine is trapped in this hallucination nightmare where they think they are Sanguinius fighting Horus who is what they see everyone as. So it's sort of they just go crazy Bezerk and just kill everyone around them. And the Black Rage is worst because the Red Thirst is manageable because either ingesting blood or willpower but the Rage is inevitable and overpowering

Can we just notice how much better each thumbnail art gets?

I’m pretty sure it wasn’t the vision of the Emperor living that drove him. If I remember correctly Sanguinius saw every possible future and in every single one Horus kills him except one. The odds were infinity to 1 and that last microscopic shred of hope is what drove Sanguinius.

Ok, but him jetissoning Konrad into space in a stasis coffin after that whole thing, holy crud...

Sanguineous was even so liked. that the silent king even respected him that when Dante and Mepashton he was wearing his own version of his death mask and said to Dante that he would have made an agreeable emperor

If the theory is true that in order to make the Primark’s the emperor made a deal with chaos and part of that deal is that half of them would turn to chaos you know Khorne wanted Sanguinius, but the second the Emperor took one look at Angron he thought 'thank you for volunteering'

"Angels were not created for kindness" now that line would fit just right in Godbound

What I learnt from just the intro: - DK is as good as keeping to his own lore as GW - Bricky is as good at being subtle as GW Clearly the best combination for a 40k podcast.

Can we all just our boy here a good round of applause for not only killing Kabandha after having defended the eternity gate against who knows how many demons and world eaters but also going into a one v one with Demon Angron (probably one of the ifs not the most dangerous person on Terra during the siege) and coming out on top right after the drag out brawl that was the Kabandha fight then going on to fight Horus (the most powerful Chaos Champion in all of 40k history) with most likely no rest and very little medical treatment and still putting up a good fight. You sir are a badass in the highest order.

19:06 flowers blooming from his tears? what's next warp doves for Celestine?

Learning that Sanguineous is hurt because he can’t help everyone during the siege even as they keep asking more snd more if him really drives the point joke that he really is a very humble guy and it makes every sanguinala(Christmas) that much sadder. Also sang beat kabunda and kress on there first appearance finishing with the badass line only angels may fly as he ripped the blood thirsters wings off. In the second fight he beat the big blood obsessed demon worse also the entire time angron is stabbing sang Horus is screaming to him to hurry up bonking demon angron over the head with the fact that he’s fallen to a trap

How genuinely miffed DK got for Bricky disparaging his "spicy" intor 🤣

HORUS!!! WHERE ARE YOU HORUS!! *incoherent screaming and friendly fire*

In the new Mortarion book, he is put on trial for his recent compliance war and what he did and Mortarion thinks Sanguinis is pompous. Kinda like how Fulgrim actually is, he sees Sanguinis as this image of perfection that he looks down at everyone else from a "oh so perfect" light.

B'andatha's blood feud against the whole legion is so strong, that after the battle when the Nids came and wrecked everything was over, and they were doing clean-up 'n looking for survivors, they found a GIANT pile of 'nid skulls in the shape of Khorne's logo on one random corner of a planet, as a very obvious way of saying: "no one's allowed to kill you except me!"

I cant wait for Bricky to talk about Corvus Corax. He is actually one of the few Primarchs i actually like. He was the only Primarch that saw Big E in his actual, non enhanced, form (even if only for a small time), and he could actually remember Big E from before they were all ported away by chaos.

You know who else is a huge fan of Sanguinius? Khorne. You know what else has wings and loves blood? Khorne, and BLOODTHIRSTERS. Sanguinius didn't just have a likeness to big E, but to Khorne' greatest demons too in a way. Chaos heaped gifts unto Sanguinius, and his glorious GODLIKE appearance was all the better for it. All that emotion, and instinctual drive to heap your faith on him was just perfect for what could be CHAOS' GREATEST CHAMPION. Sadly for them, they had to settle on their second choice, Horus, and he was well aware of it. Flowers blooming from his CRYSTAL TEARS? Chaos. Pure chaos shenanigans.

The black rage isn't something most blood angels can come to from. While I believe the first mass onset was temporary, Mephiston is one of the only blood angels in chapter history to escape it, and it still changed him. Most angels affected with the rage get assigned to the death company and their armor painted black, led onto the battlefield by a chaplain when simple decimation of the enemy is required.

Korne actually wanted the black rage blood angels but couldn’t so he got the sloppy seconds aka the world eaters which is really funny

Horus wasn't scarred of Sanguinius the most, he felt threatened by Sanguinius and the fact that he thought Sanguinius could usurp him if he turned, Horus felt Sang could make a better warmaster as a loyalist, and as a traitor, he felt that, if Sanguinius turned, Sanguinius could be favoured by the gods, so he was scared in a sense, but Sanguinius wasn't the biggest threat to stopping and defeating Horus and ruining the Heresy. The real fear and threat was the Lion, which is why, instead of trying to have the Lion set up for a betrayal, he just sent the Lion as far away as possible, and spread the 1st legion as thin as possible. Despite this, the Lion and his Legion still easily did the most work for the loyalists side during the Heresy. It should also be clarified that Horus did NOT want Horus to turn, Erebus and Lorgar wanted Sang to turn because they wanted Sanguinius as the Champion of Khorne, Horus wanted Sanguinius dead. Also Kurze escaped the Lions flagship before being made lord protector. Lion also did manage to avoid civillian casualties, he only destroyed the building they were in and I think evacuated the area while lion fought, and it was worth it. The Lion wasn't angry about his sword being broken, Lion handed his sword to Guilliman, he accepted his exile while it lasted. Also Kurze didn't escape, they let him out briefly for some stuff and then Sang does the stasis pod thing. Also Guilliman has a moment where he reflects that Lion was ultimately a more loyal son than him.

Sanguinius, encapsulates the duality of the Emperor's love and his wrath. When he is happy he gives of a golden aura and everyone loves him, when he is angry he radiates terror. Also you left out the part about how crystal statues of him and the Blood Angels keep appearing on the flagship of the Black Legion.

So... A couple things to change it a bit. Ka'bhanda does die at signus, Sanguineous does kill him but he's hurt really bad. Ka'bhanda comes back at the siege of Terra due to him begging Khorne. Also, The blood angels always have a bit of rage in them to help fight. The Red Thirst is always there a bit but once they drink blood it subsides a bit. The black rage is a Khornate curse they got and once you fall into it you cannot come back. Unless you're name is Mephiston.

Khorne using every braincell planning to try and win over Sanguinius instead gets angron

One fun fact while fighting on terra He would go around visiting the injured men and doing work while he wasn’t fighting one of the better primarchs he’s basically like the lion but better and more loved and a people person bonus fact to become a blood angel recruits must drink from a chalice and stay in a coffin for a 1 year and if they survive they are buff and become full fledged space marine

Dante is the greatest chapter master of the blood angels, what do you guys think?

when do you talk about notable loyal emperors children Dreadnoughts?

Bricky: So, his home world is Baal Secundus" Me: "Know by the Tyranids as 'Drive-through planet"

Thank you adeptus ridiculous

Bricky if you see this I really hope you either have read or will read the dante book in prep for the general blood angels episode. It gives a really good look at the chapter's recruitment process

I have a fan theory that Khan and Fulgrim weren't the only Primarchs that ended up on each others planets. I'm pretty certain Sanguinius and Angron were meant to go to each others worlds. An Angel less likely to be mistreated on a non deathworld like Angron was, but Angrons special ability was to absorb others pain which would be really useful on a radiation stricken world for the populace.

Bricky is down on the BA’s because they are the opposite night lords. World is blasted by perpetual day and night back and forth. Sees visions of the future and ISNT overcome with evil from it. Has constant thirst for blood and murder and strives to overcome it. Loved art and culture with all forms of expression. Wants to be like night lords and won’t allow themselves to be such murderhobos

Dk: I mean it’s a bloodthirster but that’s insane Ka’banda: boi I’m THE bloodthirster

You guys skipped Sanguinius being tempted with taking on the Ruinious powers himself to have a better future in Ruinstorm.