Personally, I'm hoping for a live action adaptation of the Ciaphas Cain novels, likely Gaunt's Ghosts too

Either way it will be goddamn feast for eyes and soul

The Emperor protects...

You and I both!!

it has more than half a million views, not too bad considering warhammer 40k is a niche market.

@@sam93931 The Horus Heresy cinematic trailer has 4 million.

GW Have never been good at hyping stuff.

Definitely.

Blanchet would be sick, i can also picture emily blunt in the role too

Having cannons that big makes zero sense. Hell, you'd be able to destroy the shells mid-flight if that were the case. Grimderp.

​@@davey_boy94in the 41st millennium, bigger is Always better.

@@davey_boy94 Those shells are hurled like meteors at the enemy, unless they respond with adequate kinetic/thermal force - which few enemies outside of chaos/ork fleets have (and they;ve never demonstrated any advanced point defense) - the macrocannon projectile would annihilate them. The guns are also far more robust than more advanced directed energy weapons, easily repairable and operable by downright medieval crewmen. It's a perfectly fine weapon for the grim darkness of 40k.

@davey_boy94 Doesn’t have to make sense, just have to suspend your disbelief, have fun & that

And the music, that grand choir singing for them as they prepare to martyr themselves in the name of the Emperor

agreed 😢

meh she didn't have to kill that guy.

@@ImperialArmour Yea, that was mids writing. He didnt really do anything to deserve it.

Youre right, she didn't have to. Maybe she should've taken some time to reeeally think it over. Then perhaps she could've forced herself to keep one eye on him at all times from then on. That's assuming everything else went the same way and they didnt all die in the void. That's not an assumption I'd make though because that guy likely wouldve gotten everyone killed pretty fast. For me though, shooting that guy was when I fell in love with her character. I've yelled "Kill that one before they're a bigger problem!" at so many movies and novels (no small amount of those veing Warhammer novels) that I felt very satisfied with how she... handled things 😊

Absolutely

you mean scottish

Yeah I know Scottish, deep Irish slang lol 😂

That's the Low Gothic we can understand. True Low Gothic contains a lot more in the way of "Ooo Arrr" & "Oy Dalin". Like they're from Devon.

Wow they liked only your comment

It wants vengence

Who is that?

Voice of Livia Solken I think​@@TheZombieman87

was coming to say the same.

But where are the blu-rays?

You don't become a ship mistress in the 41st millenium by slacking off

@@dandcc9192 No, you become one by having the previous one die and shooting the competition!

Arch, Baldermort and A Border Prince do good work in the emperors name

That's because they're not concerned with character, story, struggle, etc. They're pushing something else entirely.

There is one, actually. "Ultramarines", made around 2011. Not the best animation, but worth watching if you like w40k esthetics.

It's coming, featuring and directed by Henry Cavill

Im pretty sure Sword of Baal isnt a Battlebarge, its a Strike Cruiser. Would make sense for it to have atleast one company of Blood Angels onboard it though

This mini movie is part of the Angels of Death mini series (10 episodes) on Warhammer+. You should watch that and you will get the idea of why you don't see any blood angels although I am pretty sure something else happened between the tv series and this movie cause i also have some questions after watching it.

First, the Sword of Baal is a Strike Cruiser. Second, Astartes ships are usually crewed by Chapter Serfs (Blood Thralls, in the case of Blood Angels), with the actual Astartes mostly absent from Command (except for the Fleet as a whole, which usually has an Astartes Captain leading it). In this case, either the Astartes contingent was absent (deployed, KIA, etc) or dead from the initial Dark Eldar strike.

@@StrahdVonZarovich802 This is a prequel to the series you're talking about. I've watched it all several times and I don't recall anything that would explain why there appear to be zero Blood Angels on the ship. Thinking about it now, it seems a bit lame to me that the series is about Blood Angels and yet there aren't any in this episode.

@@kinnusai4432 It makes no sense because lorewise, a strike cruiser always carries 100 marines and isn't crewed by humans, its crewed by tech-priests, servitors and thralls.

Well technically, there is a drow on board leading the soldiers if that counts

there is a show on warhammer plus, Iron Within. You see plenty of Drukhari fights in it with an even better top quality animation!

@@sam93931and get absolutely curbed

who, livia? that would be emma gregory

consider?

Yup

They were only opened yesterday.

@@officialwarhammer incredible, I was the first........

Use this power only for good.

Give it a week before people spew toxic nonsense and they have to take them down again.

​@@officialwarhammerThe Emperor Protects

It's a prequel to the Angels Of Death series.

They have! The scientific study of spirit energy in the human body is called Neurology and devices that allow a person to telepathically interact with a computer are called Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs) and have been in development for over a decade as of 2024 Currently BCIs use EKGs (Electrocardiography) which is a brain scanning technique only able to detect the outer-most activity of the brain. It's basically like a headband that can read your thoughts. While it's still a primitive technology in its current form; it's possible to use it to perform basic tasks like moving a cursor on a screen or playing simple video games telepathically. In the future, it is possible that an implant similar to the one shown here would be necessary to create a deeper neural connection.

I think yes. The Sword of Baal is a Strike Cruiser while its the Battle Barges that are controlled by Astartes.