You cant prove those bones in the photo were actually his.

@@MichealIkruhara Just like the marines of pre dark age of technology. They are never KIA, just missing in action.

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Yea exactly. Orks don't hate the Steel Legion. They love/respect them. When Orks have a "good enemy" a real fighty one that can actually beat them- that means you made it as an ork. Like fighting in THE BEST FIGHT is your life's goal. So finding an enemy that can give you that fight earns respect.

@@AltoStratusX1 "Best friend" and "worst enemy" is the same word in the orkish language

​@@stryke-jn3kv i think the word is Grod

DEMZ YELLOW BOIZ IS GOOD AT KRUMPIN, I'LL GIVE EM DAT!

I love that the Orks Waaagh! are considered worse than the fucking demon invasion XD

​@krankarvolund7771 well Imagine what happens when theu actually get serious? Waaagh means war ffs. If ork normally are just living their best lives then how bad do you think they get when their actually waging war.

San Bernardino has fallen to chaos

The lifeless metal legions of Lord Disnerakh's Necrons rule Anaheim.

"We were somewhere around Oil Pits of Barstow, on the edge of the Burning Flats, when the chems began to take hold"

San Diego: a secludedly forlorn Imperial Navy outlook sector once of impressive majesty, now pitifully besieged on all sides by the enclosing desolate wasteland of ill repute, a final bastion of naive hope for humanity in such an inhospitable landscape of disheveled detritus and despair.

The Central valley has fallen to both nurgle and slaanesh.

Better yet, an all guardsmen version of an 80's teen movie poster, like The Breakfast Club. Everyone is from a different regiment.

@@kncotton85 Oh, I luv this idea.

The Goon Poster

Yup, they were rolled out often completely *unpainted*, just straight off the factory floor into the hands of conscripts.

Justice for andre

Here's to hoping they're saving it for an episode about either Helsreach itsel or the Calmest Chad Templar Grimaldus.

@@fenrirsrage4609 here’s hoping indeed

Isn’t Kiriot also a massive black Templar fanboy?

"Open the Brazzerz cave!"

Fuggin "Goon Cave" has left me mortally shooketh

It’s not alluded to, it’s strait up confirmed that the Mechanicus “stole” Ullanor and dropped it in the “New” Armageddon system. To quote “The War of The Beats was… Weird.”

@@Zakvadr1995 I understood that Armageddon was Ullanor, but I thought they just lost the Ullanor system during the Great Crusade and recolonized it later, not that the Mechanicus literally stole a planet! XD

.... This all sounds soo dumb as shit to me. This just a seems like a change to a planet's history that never needed to band with a sub-par story to begin with. Nah thanks I'm good, I think Imma just stick to my 3 invasions thanks.

@@ScryeTheMindless Complain to the writer of the Beast series, mate... I mean them Orks had freaking battle moons and the Admech found the same kind of planet transporter thingy within Ulanor after the war was over, so things went pretty hush-hush afterwards.

@@ScryeTheMindless The politics in War of the Beast were great! Everything else was… I’m pretty sure the writers were High when they wrote that stuff. Orks making battle moons out of planets and galaxy spanning wormholes, Krorks coming back as “Primorks” and besting Vulkan, the Mechanicus using Ork tech to try and move Mars in an act of Rebellion, an Eldar Harlequin and Death Jester taking on a cohort of Custodies, Black Templars and Iron Warriors working together… no.. just no.

Ur not wrong the US Army also put missiles and a 40MM gun in a turret on top of the Bradley IFV just in case the tanks are busy. Between that gunner and the displeased Grunts that disembark the vehicle they can really just win the fight sans tanks

@@dzasays5516 even then, US maintains its strength with some of the best aircraft and drone combat. A literal strategy they use is to bomb the fuck out of something and then put ranks and boots on the ground if they are too dug in

*25mm cannon but fundementally, yes.

You are mostly correct, but it also depends on what the infantry opposing the tank is armed with. A Challenger 2 in Desert Storm took 70 Soviet-made RPG rounds, and it barely scratched the paint.

Yes, yes, and most importantly *YES!!!*

Seconded

YEEEEESSSSS! *YEEEEEEESSSSSS!*

FOR HELLSREACH

My boi grimaldus will finally be featured

*allude

And yet the Warp Spiders are still much older. Those things I bet money are older than at least 90% of the viewers on this channel.

@@stryke-jn3kv yup 1994 for those original Warp Spiders sculpts, same with some of the Eldar special characters. The plastic Catachan kit is from 3rd edition, so...I think 1998 or 2000. The plastic Catachans are STILL old enough to drink literally anywhere in the world as they're, at least, 24 years old, compared to the definite 30 for the Warp Spiders.

@@stryke-jn3kv Just cause the Guard are in desperate need of an update and shouldn't be sold til then doesn't mean there aren't other models that need it too. Especially the Warp Spiders, they so ugly.

"Hero of Helsreach", they chant. As if there is only one.

Go to Armageddon. Make Preparations, my Best enemy. No Trick... Good enemies iz Hard ta Find. -Ghazghul Mag Uruk Thraka to Commisar Yarrick. This one line changed Everything about Ghaz for me. Vox, send a Message to my Husband. I wish to say goodbye." -Paraphrased of what he actually said in the 2nd War as the Gargants approached. This was one of the best uses of LGBTQ+ being represented. As in it's only a part of who he is and not does it ever define his character. Simply put, Yarrick isn't a LGBTQ+ charcter, he's a character that happens to be LGBTQ+. "Herman Von Straub, you are under arrest." - Dante to Von Straub. That felt *ssooo* good to hear after dealing with all of Straubs stupidity.

I will be furious if we don't get a War for Armageddon episode, and the quote is just Grimaldus' entire speech

@@garretthochmuth4522 40k was always inclusive, everyone dies equally. This is what the alphabet mafia doesn't like. They don't like true equality.

DC

And they still treated Armageddon with more respect then GW did in the war the beast.

@@ScryeTheMindless to quote a certain one-armed stonewall, "The War of the Beast was ... weird."

I mean, I find it funny how people who think the imperium and BIG E are the good guys are also often Tolkien fans, even though I'm pretty sure Tolkien himself would say that Big E is basically Sauron and the space marines are worse than orcs.

@@alaskarii007 funn fact tolkien was kinda fan of bre lovecraftian stories he based based lotr and silmarillion some nordic and finnic and old englsih legends and those can be egually dark and horrible than anything in 40k

Lion says not again the ullanor to the Guilliman and majes robotic guiltyman to cry in ptsd

When Vulkan goes through the gigantic totally flat plains "Ah yeah, the Mechanicum spent months to flatten this entire continent just so we could march before the Emperor. Good times."

Ah I was looking for this comment.

To be honest taking a break to not burn yourself out is the healthy thing.

Good luck on the test!

How did it go?

@@alexvaraderey It went, kek. Prof said it should be back to us by Friday

To be fair, as the war in Ukraine has shown, trenches still have inarguable utility, even now. If you need to defend a position, rather than attack, they work very well.

@@Bluecho4 Krieg for Defense, Steel Legion for Offence, Cadians for Propaganda

Ironically the Steel Legion still utilizes trenches and a lot of other defenses.

@@luminaaeterna1259 Nah. Cadian's have the highest record for Defense. The whole thing about 'the Guard dies standing' is taken directly from the Cadian motto for battle. Steel Legion is for wiping out armies on open fields. Their whole thing is go in fast and unload on the enemy. These guys can drift with tanks. Krieg are for attacking Fortified positions. They are all about sappers, snipers, and artillery. They are at their best when sieging.

Elysian droptroop ftw

And literally kriegers

@@woaddragon Which is funny when the Kriegers were an alt-color scheme specifically for the old Steel Legion models...the palette swap became more popular than the original.

I’m seeing/reading a lot of space marines in this description and I can feel my interest slipping away at record speed. Edit: Also, having IQ above room temp keeps me from being a black templars fan.

@@jwebcoding7289 sounds like a skill issue, maybe try enjoying life instead

@@chaserandalow8548 The real skill issue is acknowledging the supremacy of the Immortal Empire. Necrons are the true inheritors of the galaxy and all who deny them will perish. Black Templars brother Jeb and his battle brother/cousin Earl will melt under gauss fire just fine. :)

@@jwebcoding7289 wait nvmd, hell yeah brother glory to the immortal empire and the silent king. I’m a multi-army guy, I love my crons and Templars and doing narrative play against each other. Just don’t forget, helbrecht *did* win his rematch with imotekh.

@@chaserandalow8548 only after Imotekh took his hand in the first. ;) I just like to space marine players crap. It’s equal parts fun and petty since SM do get all the attention it seems. I am but a humble Xenos player who only wants his Trazyn model update.

the atmosphere thing is largely misrepresented.. the atmosphere itself is not toxic. certain parts of the world however have been covered in toxic dust and the like, and when operating in those places you need masks to prevent the dust being blown around and kicked up from being breathed in. the hive cities have atmospheric handling systems to prevent the dust from getting in, while when you go far enough from the cities and the toxic deserts, you find more conventional forests, jungles, etc. the accounts of stuff burning and so on refer to destroyed hivecities and imperial outposts, where thingsl ike promethium wells have been set ablaze and building fires burn uncontrolled. (in the later, often started by orks in the very cities where they now live.) while the Steel Legion (armageddon's PDF) largely specialized in operating in the planet's toxic deserts as a result of those being where the majority of the important imperial stuff is located (and is largely why said deserts are now toxic), there are a number of other specialized forces on the world fighting in those other environments. for example, a large amount of catachan jungle fighters were brought in to fight the Orks in the equatorial jungles during the 2nd war (a process that quickly became multi-generational for those regiments, a colony in all but name. these are the 'ork hunters' mentioned. since they've been on the world for centuries though, the catachan connection is often overlooked) the third last chancer's novel, Annihilation squad, takes place largely on Armageddon, with a team of Penal legion troops being led on a kill team mission to infiltrate an ork held hive city to assassinate a human traitor. to get there they have to land on the planet and make their way through both the jungles and the deserts, interacting with imperial troops along the way.

sisters of batter? do they bake

The Sisters wear power armour, although the human version, not the Space Marines version. It's still a pressurized suit that can filter most toxines out, if they put their helmets on, they could literally go to space and fight there ^^

One answer is actually Space Wolves. They protected Armageddon from inquisitorial cleansing xD

They wore their helmets and masks. In the novels it nigh always mentions that Yarrick puts on his mask once they get farther away from the city.

Yup the Raumjaeger kit. If you want Imperial Guard done within a reasonable budget, go Wargames Atlantic. £25 for a box of 30 guys vs £20 for a box of 10 from GW. They got your covered for Steel Legion, Vostroyans/Krieg (in one kit), basic infantry (available in both male and female kits), actual modern looking Catchans, Praetorian Guard/Mordian Iron Guard (again in one kit) and even Colonial Marines/Cadian kits. If you aren't going to official GW tournaments (of which I think there's like..maybe one or two major ones, even in the UK GW only has ONE official tournament because it's a Warhammer World) then you can actually build your Guard army fairly cheaply.

Tactically yes, Aesthetically no, which is why the confusion is so common.

@@KimmyTheForsaken Agreed. On the uniform and design aspect they are mostly German and a bit British. On the tactics side they are soviet cold war and German. While on the cultural side (industries with boat loads of tanks) they are soviet cold war/ maybe end of ww2 soviets? Also, one thing I noticed is that the use of green helmet and beige uniform is very reminiscent of the soviet troops in ww2.

technically the DKoK was originally the "we have steel legion at home" of the imperium. it was literally just one of the suggested alternate paint schemes for Steel legion minis for making other imperial regiments.

They're far superior in every way, they ended their rebellion in 6 hours while Krieg bumbled around uselessly for the longest time.

check battlescribe. They have all the legends units listed that are accurate to GW's legends