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@@dominykasseibutis6297 holy shit dude.

Wasnt it kitten?

MORE BANANA BOYS

Midnight upload, good on you. Doing the gods work

....I fucking love it. Ra just got sucked into the sword and evrey once in a while maniuplates it to fuck up abby. Would be cool to get confirmed

Hell yeah

Every once in a while Ra goes "lol nope" and Abbadon's arms fall off...

@@kilotun8316 that explains how Creed could throw down with him on Cadia

That's an even weaker excuse for the first twelve than the Pylons, but it would be neat for the thirteenth and/or any future endeavors

Abby found it in a fortress in the Warp. The story would be how the sword got there.

I'm sure in book 3 of the black legion series it will be covered as the 2nd book ended just after the black legion escaped the eye during the first crusade.

When Failbbadon the Armless went to go grab the Sword of Cain, he only saw Ra Endymion's spirit; and he just ignored it. Like a failure.

Fairly certain it's Emprah's playing 17-D Hyper-Multi-Unilateral Game of Regicide and he simply told Ra to give it to Armlackdon

i like to think Zeentch has him jailed or that necron hoarder has him cubed

Cannon….

Fuck that system

Seems Canon to me

And kitten one shotted him with a literal…kitten

@@ldavidtw2000 A wind up kitten, which also beat that nerd Tzeentch. There is just one opponent I fear would be too much for him, but the chances of facing him are so hilariously low as to be funny, hahahaha...... [BAZINGA] (Still very sad GW made Alfabusa quit making such an amazing series)

Abbadon is such a weakling that his most powerful sword was gifted to him because it would cause less damage with him

​@@heartlessnobody1143 Abbadon is 40k version of Thanquol. He survives not because of his plot armour, but because he is so incompetent in comparison to his potential successors that every other faction tries it's hardest to keep him as the main leader of Chaos, because that minimizes the damage.

@@kompatybilijny9348 (BTFOs Guilliman in the fight phase) "nothing personnel kiddo"

@@heartlessnobody1143 Wow, that one made me laugh hard.

@@heartlessnobody1143 Savage.

I mean, he would undoubtedly wipe the floor with Abba`s ass easily under normal circumstances. But by the time they met Ra was running around the Webway impaled and somewhat posessed for probably millenia, definitely not seeing a lot of food, water, proper sleep and gear maintenance. It wouldn`t be an impossible fight for Abbadon.

@@iddqd-bp5yq if Abby does kill Ra, I will settle for nothing less than a book detailing that of an insanely long duel where Abby nearly dies several times.

-the same writer who had custodes getting one-shot killed by arlequins: "and that's how Ra became the first chaos custodes".

And gives 10 times of fucks more than any of those since they're The Emprah's Art of biomancy

What’s even more amazing is they aren’t just bloodthirsty butchers, they’re warrior poets. They’re steeped in all the highest culture of humanity, they represent the peak of human potential.

@@aceofspadesguy4913 The emperor is the peak of human potential

Also they come with the bonus that they: Aren't inhuman assholes Become berserkers that even kills you Don't have a kink for warcrimes

Even the servs who reload their guardian spears are basically bands of mortal hero’s raised from noble families.

I think Ra would've gone down fighting against a tide of demons, before finally even the legendary powers of a custodes would fail him and he would be forced to fall by abbadon's hands, in addition to daemonic corruption running rampant through his body.

@@scorpiowarrior7841 They could play it like that, just says got it off a golden guy abadon could've embellished it and that guy could've been a long dead corpse.

Clearly he fought against the chaos gods themselves that killed him and left the sword for abbadon

Well names do hold considerable power vs demons as far as i'm aware so this might be unironocally a tactical choice by the Big E himself.

Egypt ain't the first. Maybe to Europeans. But indus, Chinese, Mesopotamia are as old or older.

@@CountingStars333 There are people that believe that North Korea is the cradle of humanity, not _because_ they are North Korean, but because that's what they have been told is the truth. To most of the _world_ , not just Europe, Egypt is one of the first major empires, because it *is* one of them, it is just not *the* first, and that was all you had say. To be honest, China is a fair bit younger than the New Kingdom, the Shang Dynasty, which was the first Empire on a par with Egypt was around 1600BCE, whereas Egypt were building pyramids about a 1000 years before that. Now, whilst there IS evidence of construction from 10,000 years ago in China, that information is from sources that are very difficult to verify independently, and almost certainly don't fit into the 'major empire' bracket. Politics is absolutely playing a role when China talks about archaeology, age is equated wisdom in many countries, so increasing age increases perceived wisdom. Indus valley was not a major empire, even though it is older than Egypt, though Sumeria certainly is older *and* a major Empire, so yes, you are correct there. Basically, I'd be _very_ careful about being certain regarding the age of empires, and I'd be even _more_ careful when assuming what people know based on where they are...

@@CountingStars333 did anyone ask?

@@crispylizard4348 nope.. still the truth.

I wonder why that so impactful in the realms of chaos that it spawned that powerful a daemon it's not even close to the first murder in the grand scheme of 40K

Because they wanted to add another bible reference for the sake of it, lmao

@@jameslong7573 maybe because it was the first human murder and chaos knew humans would become very important to them

what is mechanics version of primarch majorkill talked about ?

Yea far far more important to his aspect that the end of empires

Endyminions

A chapter based off of the "geneseed" of a legendary Custodian actually sounds very cool, regardless of how impossible it may be.

Do it

Sounds like some serious heresy to me... Better call the Inquisition

I cannot say nothing, this guy said everything needed.

A great burden and that is why he is called, Big E

yeah i dont like how Nu lore only focuses on the Big E being a asshole and that he needed help from space karen to do anything

In his own hubris to try and cause the entire human race to turn atheist he led to Lorgar’s descent. After that, the Horus Heresy and his entombing upon the Golden Throne only to become a religious icon. Yet despite it all, he has suffered for 10,000 years to try and guide humanity despite it being so easily to quit.

my problem with the emperor is more a problem with the writters, hes clearly imperfect, but some of his mistakes are really stupid, how he treated angron for example, he wasnt too pragmatic, or too emotional, he was just straight up stupid with makes no sense

Also. Master of Mankind is a phenomenal book. 10/10 would recommend

@@zacharymuzzy4092 what is mechanics version of primarch majorkill talked about ?

@@forspartaaa2348 so I can't remember the official name for it right now, but basically it was a member of the Mechanicum who had a map of the known webway downloaded to their consciousness, then were uploaded into a giant OP robot that was able to handle fighting multiple knights.

He accomplished his mission too, the sword ended up in the hands of Yabba-Dabba-Don, rather than someone competent.

@@KaiserAfini I personally would love Ra to return in the current setting along with Valdor (the king in yellow). The other Custode protag in this book was also really cool

STOMP STOMP!!!

Volcan is Dead!

Pretty sure He could just slap his balls together and the splash wave of his massive balls would smash abbadon into oblivion 😂😂😂

Sorry I was wrong, he is pretty bad sass but still my point stands. Even unarmed and armored a primarc can kill most custodies. And Abby is confirmed to be Physically Horuses equal if not superior.

@@dennisbatye1932 Abbadon got his ass beat by an elf mage you don’t get sadder than that.And Ra is definitely not most Custodes.

Why not? Abby is literally superior to pre corruption Horus, just as how Luther as able to fight on par with the lion, the things Chaos dose to a mother fucker especially if they prove themselves worthy. Hell Ra wasn’t even the most powerful custodian he was literally mid what makes him cool is how we told That he is an avrage custodian that is only special because of his humanity and determination that others lack. That is why he was beloved by the emperor. Him losing to Abby after wandering for a thousand years let alone 10 is a forgon confusion. Hell the eyes of the emperor kinda prove that custodians don’t last for ever and get slowed by time.

Same!

Yeah, first time i have heard of that. I want to know more.

“The Archimandrite was an avatar of the Unmaker God a fusion of Hieronyma's brain with a weaponised chassis similar to that of a Domitar Class Robot created with forbidden lore from the Hexarchion Vaults. It included clawed feet, fists capable of crushing power armour with flamers in the wrists and shoulder-mounted Volkite and Avenger Bolt cannons. One hand also mounted a double-barrelled energy weapon that produced fusion beams, a rare gift from Arkhan Land”

​@@wolflordgio6320a mutated transformer

It's more likely that the emperor bound it to the closest object he could get his hands on, which was a sword. Makes the most sense since there was a whole war happening in the webway at the time.

@@drkittyphd6205 Its not bound to the sword, it IS the sword.

@@drkittyphd6205 yeah, binding it to something would have been one thing (even then I'd prefer a demonic handguard over a sword) but he literally chose the shape. To be fair, the Emperor is pretty much a colossal galactic fuck-up if you've noticed. Literally all of his plans went badly.

@@Salted_Fysh Heretic! Custodes, clap his tiny cheeks!!

Yeah, gonna have to dig it out for a re-read now lol

@@donmongoose Best reading experience in my opinion is: Horus Rising-Flight of the Eisenstein, Fulgrim, A Thousand Sons, then Master of Mankind. I read those in that order when I started the series and highly recommend it, the novels flow seamlessly like that and make it feel satisfyingly intertwined. There’s obviously other novels like the Mechanicum one you can read for backstory before Master of Mankind, but going from Magnus’ fall straight to that really made me feel the weight of the consequences of his actions.

@@kieranmcccccc995 Yeah that certainly sounds like it would make sense. I just read them in the order they came out in then randomly go back and read which ever. I think Legion is probably the one I've read the most, absolutely love that book.

@@donmongoose Legion is a masterpiece. I think, for me, nothing will ever top the subtle dread and tragic fall of the Luna Wolves in the first trilogy. But man, I finished Legion within a couple weeks because it was so incredible from start to finish I just couldn’t put it down.

@@kieranmcccccc995 True, I was almost disapointed that the series changed focus after the triology, the books all worked together so well despite being different authors. Didn't help I wanted to hit my head with a brick to forget reading Battle for the Abyss

Not quite, except for himself and his own legion…imagine him being the second most powerful psyker in the Imperium, what happens if he remains loyal? Even if the traitors attack Terra a) Big E doesn’t have to sit on the golden throne all the time b) Malcador doesn’t need to sacrifice himself c) Magnus could’ve watched over the webway after Horus had been beaten But then again, to say “what if x happened, then y would be the ultimate consequence” is pretty arrogant, bc you don’t know whether Magnus fascination with the warp and his psychic powers might’ve led him to be corrupted later and shattering the webway later when mankind relied on it heavily. So nobody could say…

@@alexanderruckheim3870 i think the heresy just could not have happened if Magnus never ruined the web way, or not in that way and moment. BUT, you said something really true and clever. He was fascinated by the warp, so maybe during his "quarter" on the golden throne to survey and power up the web way, Tzeench could have spoke to him directly to the ear and grow more fascination to the warp and chaos, and corrupt him little by little. But also, the emperor would not have been really far or he probably would have sensed it, or at least some chaotic vibrations arround Magnus and sort that out himself, probably by cutting Magnus in two and taking the full time job. So many things that could have been sorted and avoided by a proper education and no secrets for Magnus, because he is the 2nd most powerfull psyker of the imperium, and psyker's powers are tied to the warp, inevitably he would sooner or later found out about the existence of the chaos gods and everything. If the emperor took the time to learn him what he knew, and treat him as equal in front of warp knowledge... so many bad things could have been avoided, and inflicted to the chaos gods themselves.

@@seijurohikko6382 Horus would’ve still betrayed the Emperor and since he’s the most charismatic and beloved by his brothers I reckon he’d have corrupted a lot of the other primarchs. You are right though about the Emperor. He could’ve been more open to his sons about Chaos and the fuckery of the Chaos gods. However the fact that he didn’t just goes to show that the Big E himself is flawed. But I believe even if he did, Horus, Perturabo, Fulgrim, Lorgar, Alpharius, Conrad and Mortarion would’ve still definitely rebelled, Angron most likely too. Magnus joined the traitors after Horus manipulated Leman Russ into burning Prospero. If Leman would not have been tricked, it could’ve been a different story. Another example is Alpharius, he seems an enigma to most. However he hated Guilliman and Guilliman is favoured by the Emperor and since Horus was the only one among the Primarchs to take an interest in Alpharius, Alpharius had no choice but to follow Horus. Here’s the thing though, and that was my main point. To say „what if“ is so misguided, bc apart from the immediate consequences we don’t know what could have happened further down the road. Like you said Tzeentch might’ve still corrupted Magnus, or another Chaos God could’ve gotten into any other primarchs head. Every Primarch has flaws to be capitalised on. That is what makes it so damn hard to predict, what would happen. I love WH40k lore cause it’s so damn close to our reality.. the way in which the characters act is an exact mirror of us human beings…no matter that they’ve been endowed with supernatural abilities. And that makes it so great in my eyes as it is, so no reason for what ifs

I will forever be on team "magnus did nothing wrong"