Fire product

@@patty-ow9ul who cares. Don’t watch it if it’s not your cup of tea. I would preferred a woman primarch rather then custodies but I don’t own a billion dollar company so….

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I'm not sure about that, I thought the red button plays a plinky plunky version of Pop! Goes the Weasel, then triggers the spring that makes Big E pop up out of the throne and jiggle his arms while a badly recorded cackle plays from his TTS device? That shit would terrify *ANY* big bad that made it to the Throne. 😁

lol right at the end I thought u wheregonna say push the button "poof he releases a 10000 year fart in the Holy chamber that smites creation of all xenos and enemy's of the emperor... then he gets up and says why did that take so long"

And in their darkest minute, they clambered to push the big red button: Somewhere, a grim skeletal smile cracked. “Never gonna give you up / Never gonna let you down....”

The button is for ordering more office supplies from Staples™

Nahh..the button is the fire alarm. Sognals everyone to leave the planet. Then a giant world wide sprinkler system turns on and drowns everything in blessed machine holy foam.

Surely Cawl only make a few traitor geneline chapter ? *Think of the abyssal crusade* oh.

Two words: Badab War

He could try to make a plague that kills only individuals with high exposure to Chaos. As Chaos corruption detection devices are pretty common technology, it shouldn't be that hard. Or just give the chapters with traitor gene seed a vaccine 😎

So is the talisman of the seven hammers and the fact that the symbol appears on both this special box and the throne all the red herring?

@@warrencowan5785 The Phage (Terminus Lvl20) created by Fo, and the Talisman of Seven Hammers created by Vulkan are two separate things. "The fact it's symbol is on the throne" - As with anything in 40k it's not always 'fact', in the words of Dan Abnett "Everything is canon, but not everything is true". The symbol on the throne may just be a symbol of the Emperor, which means if you look at the box on Titan it's proof the Emperor authorises this action, like a signet ring imprint. Or it may just be written out at as GW fill in the plot/plotholes in their history. The Phage is described as a Terminus Lvl 20 sanction, and the highest sanction anyone can issue, it's not actually called the terminus decree specifically in the book. The Custodes think they should have it (because they want to activate it immediately, they have utter disdain for Astartes), the newly formed Order of Interrogation (the Inquisition) think they should have it. It looks like the Inquisition gets it, so seemingly would make sense the Inquisition would hide it on Titan protected by the Grey Knights who they will work closely with. We probably won't know until they do The Scouring series, which happens directly after the Heresy, because at the end of the Heresy, the Grey Knights are hidden in the warp, almost no one in real space knows they exist. If it is the Terminus Decree then even the Grey Knights don't know about it yet because they are chillin in a warp bubble. The Talisman of Seven Hammers is made by Vulkan under the guidance of the Emperor. When the Emperor gave Vulkan the order to protect the webway gate, he also gave him the order that no one could take the throne room, and if he couldn't hold it, Vulkan should activate the Talisman and destroy the Golden throne. He is informed that this will destroy Terra as well, so Vulkan is given the order no one else, because he is a being that will properly weigh up what is best for humanity. Vulkan is the only being who can activate it, and it destroys the Material realm and the Immaterial realm in equal measure (Vulkan gave a greater daemon true death with it in an earlier book).

Yeah, I take a passage from the origin story in the him vs Horus section

@@SandmanofTerra Misbegotten by Dan Abnett. You can tell it is set back in the "good old days" because Sejanus is alive ;)

You have to read Pandorax. It's exactly that. A nice book, not the best but correct

Do you think using the Terminus is a good or bad idea Brother 🫡?

@@urilacambrafriasi have a sacred credit given to me by the good Emperor of audible I will trust you brother and get the book now May the Omnisia and the Holy Cog protect👌

@@Erebusdidnothingwrongish it's not the best book of GK, not even close, but if you're interested in the relationship between those two chapters, it's the book.

I randomly stumbled upon the book "Primark" and I'm enjoying listening to it. I bought some new acrylic pen paints with a brush and fine tip. I wish I could share a picture here because it looks like a five-year-old's attempt compared to my usual work. Nonetheless, I'm determined to use these paints to color in the book I'm working on, or at least get some practice. I received these paints as a birthday gift, and I want to make the best use of them. It's a bit challenging to find the book, but I'll get it eventually. This diversion into the world of GW books is taking me on a tangent, but I appreciate you letting me know about it. I don't want to spend money on it yet. Peace out! ✌️

What?

Germany? 7-1?

The terminus decree sends everyone to brazil

@@everythingsalright1121 A fate much worse than death

Honestly I hearing this I do kinda want to see a meeting between these three, and also wonder if Basilo’s work didn’t somehow contribute to the Primaris Project, especially with the idea he might have become Xanthus, and also might be behind the Horusian ideology, we already know Cawl has tried to recreate the Primarchs, and possibly even the Emperor.

Probably of the same stock as the Jeanstealers. Jeans that are witchcraft!

😂 oh no! It's a Levis jean stealer !

Prefer The "San"

The 'Terminus Decree' will never leave it's box, and the reasoning is simple and absolute. Primarchs and astartes = money. Games Workshop *REALLY* likes money.

​@@VeryDeathlyShiny😂 it's like titanium plot armour

@@VeryDeathlyShiny But just imagine how much money they could make if they replaced marines with Stormcast-maris marines! Everyone would have to buy a whole new army.

@@alltatdon’t give them ideas you fool!!!

Definitely not. That would end the setting and the money GW makes with it.

Cool parallel

@lukeBryen2 I guess he's superhuman and yet very human as well. But now that he's on the throne and essentially Warging all of reality, maybe his human failings stopped getting in the way and he knows what he's doing (especially with his soul splint in twain).

The Custodians probably feel it should be someone that could be destroyed that should make the call. If the utterly loyal Grey Knights feel it is worth it, even if they get wiped out as well, then it is time. As for why the Custodes never wanted to use it, it is a bio weapon and could mutate, the Custodes themselves are only a step away biologically from the Primarchs. It is not inconceivable that they could be harmed as well if the bio weapon mutated over time. For that matter, so what about the Emporer? I can definitly see how it would be a weapon of last resort.

Or work on Rubric Marines that doesn't have any biological parts anymore...

This vs the Godblight, lol

Why.

@@greenman9123 Because it's WAY worse and it requires no effort. Less effort=Worse Product

I mean arent the custodes descended from the emperor too? But also in the end and the death pt 3 (iirc its that one) the custodes are actually vulnerable to the corruption of the warp. If what the grey knights say is true, then they have never had a single member be corrupted by chaos such as in the case of kaldor draigo. This probably makes them a bit better suited to guard the virus, and the secrecy and warp and physical protections at their fortress monastery on titan is probably the best place to hide a doomsday weapon. As terra isnt the safest place in the imperium; its full of people, scheming officials, and the imperial palace actually lets people get fairly close, especially for pilgramage. Finally, the custodes hold loyalty to the emperor first and foremost, not humanity. This means they would likely be more likely to use the virus because they dont care about the casualties of civilians, just if the emperor survives. The grey knights ultimately fight for the imperium so theres less likely of a chance theyd use it if it came with a massive cost in civilian casualties, otherwise they would have used it by now with the opening of the great rift and their forces being stretched very thin.

the grey knights bit is questionable, since it is far more likely that the emperor simply used Janus's purified Thousand Sons Geneseed (you know THE original psychic marines) as a base for the grey knights's one, and that they simply said that it came from the emperor in order to hide the truth.

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He said every primarch, every space marine.

Custodies aswell.

Or any Inquisition artwork.

No, but it is a small contributing factor.

No. The Tau don't have souls. They were 'created' by the Harlequinns as tools to use in the 'Great Game'.

@@jamesespinosa690 I'm not sure if Vashtor requires soul presence to gain power. I think any technology advancement especially weaponry and the act of discovery and creation are what fuel him not the souls of the individual worshippers.

There tainted by Tzeentch..

Would also explain in part why the mechanicum isn't willing to innovate as innovation itself feeds Vashtor

That would be a hell of a showdown!

Thanks so much! Very nice to read that kind of thing

Thanks very much!

Thank you very much! I'm gonna try narrating some stuff I think

Thank you so much!

I will definitely, but it didnt perform that well, I'll be honest

That's too bad! I can only imagine how stressful it is coming up with content that gets enough views to be worth the time and money it costs to make. Especially since you're a full-time creator. I just hope maybe you can squeeze 1 in. I feel like some of your die-hard fans loved the last one. If not, I completely understand, and I will be watching you excellent content either way. Keep up the great work. You have a knack for this man!

That's a great shout

Welcome aboard!

My boi bricked up

I can cover it, but there's almost no lore on it. It's just the precursor to Sanguinius imo

@SandmanofTerra I'm a complete novice to Warhammer 40k, and just the little bit I have seen, The Sleeper was basically so powerful and went rogue. How powerful is he in relation to a primarch? The Emperor made only 1 being so powerful to fight his wars, it didnt work and it took 21 Primarchs to replace him? Maybe a speculation video on what his potential could be if he would ever be woke again under certain circumstances. Why did the Emperor not destroy him like the 2nd and 11th primarch?Send him to the heart of the Tyranid hive in his coffin and turn him loose!! When he's done, throw a demon biscuit back in his coffin and recapture him lol. That's probably why I can't find much on this character. It was something that interested me. Thank you for answering my comment/question.

@@derekbidelman2442 Well - in making a project it is called "Proof of Concept". That being was so powerful and went rogue. Then Emperor was probably like "Welp, I went a little overboard. Better divide that power between 20 instead having 1"

@@The0Stroy That's why I was so interested in the (Sleeper). This being has God like power an his program went sideways. How powerful is he? What is he capable of? Is there any way to handle him? I wish there was more storyline to him or Canon. I would be happy with fan-fiction to see how things might play out.

One Grey Knight was corrupted, but he was when he face Slaanesh herself in her palace

Just FYI, I have added you as a moderator mate

Thanks man! Yeah I will be sure to get to that

Thanks very much!

its probably a good idea ot keep w/e the decree is away from Terra just in case. as for who holds it, if the custodes arent agreed ot be the ones guarding it, the Grey Knights are the next best choice as they are an insituition setup by the closest thing the Emperor had to a right hand man that he saw as His Equal. if for w/e reason the Emperor is unable to help mankind, and Malcador's organization cannot avert this, then Humanity is rightfully doomed.

That is from Warhawk

It either eats the person who opened it, spits out the decree but half of it is missing, or lets out a small frog with a hat.

Welcome! And we don't know. At some point we might find out in the next series of boos though!

I'm not gone! Working on something big

@@SandmanofTerra Ayeee that's good. Keep doing you man!

He is a great guy

Thank you so much! Have struggled a bit recently so it means a lot

Thanks man! New video soon!