the museum necron: got to catch them all

Damn...I hope Trazyn didn't catch them😂​@@jiyuhong5853

Covenant of Fire are the best loyalist Word Bearers ever.

Rare Pokémon or rare pal since that’s popular now

Video Ideas: • The least liked member of each legion. • How age effects combat abilities of each faction • Which Space marine chapter would do the best if they weren’t space marines (what if the chapter’s tactics were used by astra militarum) • Most powerful unnamed space marines • Weakest custodian • derpiest faith based miracles • Best (most heartwarming) moment for each primarch

he is what the world bearers where suposed to be, a blazing flame of zeal that would purify everything, proving that everything that chaos touches gets shittier

@@akumakazenoryu For real, loyalists Lorgar and Angron without the Nails, and their Legions, would have been AMAZING together.

​@briantaulbee5744 One teaches you about the god emperor and the other one send you to him.

>slaughters heretics while chanting prayers to the God Emperor >refuses to elaborate >goes back to his cell to keep repenting being a former heretic gigachad confirmed

@@briantaulbee5744 that's what the bond they have developped during the heresy is showing us, just like Konrad bonding with Sanguinius, Perturabo bonding with Rogal or being in healthy competition with Ferrus or Vulkan that's the sadness in 40K everything could have been awesome

Either let me die or let me make this shit actually decent!

We march for calth

I second this.

Slannesh? More like Tzeentch.

Hydra Dominatus

Oh we have been infiltrated !!!

Yes!

Lol

I feel like that should be a thing

And is still alive to this day

Sons of the Penitent

penitent brothers

Only the Penitent Man Shall Pass

How would you get gene seed frim this man

Clearly they are thinbloods unlike the Terran born

Love the Eastern Orthodox warrior monk stylings that one artist has for his pre-Heresy Word Bearers, a particularly nice counter to the Western Christian stylings of the Ecclesiarchy and the Sisters of Battle.

​@@Damien_N where i can find it?

I kinda want this to happen because the Anchorite as a Demon of the Emperor would honestly be such a dope final redemption for him. In the grimm darkness of the 41st millennium, there is atonement.

I’m gonna take this as a complement for us, at least you’re not comparing us to traitor Word bearers.

​@@reubeytuesday9550I mean you guys wanna show us the good side of being devoted to a god. Which to me personally sounds like utter lunacy, but welp I'm an atheist so there goes that. At least you don't want to convince to serve an entity that corrupts your whole body, soul and mind.

They don't knock on your door, they just kick it in handcuffs you to a chair and start preaching to you till you are brainwashed into agreeing with them.

​@@JJumper8888apart from religion, if someone says that they believe in an invisible power that they believe they need to do as they have commanded and they are able to pass messages to this invisible power, then you are normally placed in a psych ward for the safety of the public.

@@paulbird4240 xD rightfully so. Or at least get a check if that thing in their headcase is working properly

I've just got back into the hobby and am thinking of doing a homebrew chapter of night Lords and alpha legion that are renegades just out there being stealthy terror squads

PLAGIARISM ALERT MAJORKILL IS GONNA MAKE A VIDEO ON HOW YOU STOLE HIS IDEA

​@@huntermanikas6881 Get a life

Word Bearers are plenty cool ngl

Understandable, Crusade On.

That, or they are Iron Warriors. 😎

@@Archon3960 no no, he's got a point. they are renowned for having a very stable geneseed(a thing word bearers were known for) and are very secretive about their origin as a chapter, almost as if they are ashamed of it. granted, last one's a bit of a stretch but still

Although they clearly aren't, I always liked the idea of the Black Templars being Loyalist Word Bearers.

@@Elthenar Nah. Black Templars being Fists just fits. They are the spear to the Fist's fortification. Sigismund also made a very simple rule for the Templar to follow in order to ensure the Last Wall Protocol will succeed no matter what...that the Templar remain at Legion strength. In this way, should the protocol be triggered the Fists will reform and be above full legion strength immediately.

He also planned to abandon his legion.

Begs the question what’s your first least favorite?

@@magnusmillerwilson space wolves

@@NP3GA A man of culture

@@NP3GA What about them? Literally everything anyone has an issue with them I have found it is due to the memes and them not actually knowing anything about them. They actually honor guardsmen for one. In two different books Wolves punched planetary governors and generals in the face for saying a single bad thing about the Cadians for the loss of Cadia. They protect the civilians as well (and honestly do a better job of it than Salamanders surprisingly). They are one of the few gene seeds able to laugh at everything a Grey Knight is capable of. This is due to them being resistant and resilient toward psyker powers. They are also brought up to fight astartes threats...meaning while every other chapter is focused on a xenos or daemons or the like...Wolves actually are trained to deal with other astartes first and everything else second. This being what the Inquisition, Grey Knights, and Red Hunters learned the hard way. The Grey Knights found that they had to out number the Wolves 3 to 1 to have an even chance against them, and the Red Hunters nearly became extinct due to the Months of Shame. The Inquisition is banned from the home systems of the Wolves and their successor chapters. They are also one of the few that take in aspirants at an older age. The Wolves take those who are past puberty but under 20. They also do not mutilate their Space Marines like most other chapters do. The testes get moved up into the body and the rest tend to just get cut off for most other legions. The Wolves and White Scars however do not do that, as both legions continue to have sex after becoming a full on astartes. Most every other legion become ken dolls. If you just don't like Viking looks, well... sorry your taste is bad mate.

@@Nempo13 I just find them too pretentious and hypocritical for my liking

Not everyday I see a fellow Word Bearers fan. We truly are the few and I agree. I think the Word Bearers are amazing. I am currently reading through the Word Bearers Omnibus.

Why's that? The dude pretty much singlehandedly started the whole Heresy in all fairness, unless I misunderstood your comment, and you do actually realise how dangerous Erebus is.

Being dangerous because you have a sharp silver tongue and people listen to you, and being dangerous because you're good at fighting are two different things@@AlbertTurek Erebus started the heresy through trickery, lies and stabbing people in the literal back. Not only that but he's literally called out as a coward by his brothers more than once; likewise in the lore it is said Erebus is one of the Word Bearer legion's master duelists. So if a guy who is called out as a coward by other super soldiers, teleports to run away from honor duels, and more than once, sneaks up and stabs people in the back is one of your chapter's "master" duelists, then you have a very, very low bar.

@@Phamtomdark I get where you're coming from if we're measuring the quality of character/integrity. In a strictly 'duelist' sense he may well not be the best swordsman or something along the rigid concept of weapon fighting and duelling, or if you adhere to anything made up like concepts of honour duels and honourable fights. All those are arbitrary though when fighting to kill/win/survive in any setting really. Let me throw you another example. It's kind of like the bit where Loken and Lucius spar together. Loken wasn't exactly playing 'by the rules' in order to best Lucius in a duel. You could say it was almost dishonourable win, and he didn't really best him in a sword duel at all, and certainly doesn't make Loken the best duelist, which is what Lucius claims to be, but in my book it certainly makes Loken more dangerous than Lucius in that setting. Intelligence/adaptability/strategising can be seen as cowardice by the strict and made up rules of duel and honourable fight at times. But 'real' fights are rarely ever that, and being cunning in war or fight is what gets you a win, and makes you more dangerous than someone who is playing by the rules. Erebus has no rules, no morals, which makes him extremely dangerous, and he deserves the very title of the most dangerous word bearer for sure in this case scenario, if not one of the most dangerous characters in the lore. Whether he deserves the title of the master duelist is no matter, if you think otherwise you'd probably be the one getting stabbed in the back anyway :D.

So I agree with what you're saying, but only in so much that I'm not saying Erebus isn't dangerous, I'm saying that his combative skills are lack luster, and anyone using him as an example should maybe look elsewhere like maybe Loken for example. @@AlbertTurek Bringing up Lucius and Loken is a good example; both of them were fighting; Loken demonstrated that there are other aspects of a fight that one should be aware of, like fighting without honor. Which is ironic given what happened to him. A sucker strike is defined on how it's made on someone who is unaware, who isn't a combatant, and thus isn't a fighting technique in any sense of the word. Violent yes, harmful yes, but so is assassination which is also arguably non-combative in the ideal. Rhetorical question to make my point; If Erebus were to actually fight Loken, dual or otherwise, who do you think would win? Maybe Erebus because of magic, I'll give him that, but then again Erebus is smart maybe not, that's why it worked out the way it did. He doesn't act like he trusts in his own combat skills against other duelists, not after Kharn at least.

@@Phamtomdark I don't find it rhetorical, it's a good one and I don't have a straight answer for it, especially as they cannot be crammed into a similar timeframe so easily I think. In the fight between Loken and Kharn, Kharn is possessed by 'the path', and also seems to hesitate few times as Loken tries to speak to his senses. So Kharn is not only distracted for a moment but then in a bipolar fashion, fights blindly, and Loken once again uses strategy and fists as opposed to weapons to basically throw Kharn under a big spiky bus in his blind rage. In the fight of Erebus and Kharn, it is emphasised that no one has seen Kharn fight like this before, so composed, collected, with so much clarity and speed, not even in the battlefield. So it's a tough one to go off of. I feel like this was given as a bit of a reward to a reader, because Erebus is such a d*ck after all, so it would just be too disheartening to not give a reader that win against Erebus, a single embarrassment that just gives you a bit of a breathing space amongst all the bad stuff that happens. I was fully expecting Erebus to utilise his 'sorcery' and 'cheat', and enhance himself to not let that happen, and continue being the ultimate focus of everyone's dislike. Psyker abilities are clearly OP in most scenarios like this. Ever since I've started reading the books I've kept seeing Erebus as an equivalent of Vilgefortz (if you haven't read Witcher, I very much recommend it, and probably stop reading at this point as I will include SPOILERS), a mage who was essentially impossible to beat in a duel due to his magical abilities and enhancements through study and application of magic. Only a higher vampire matched his speed and fighting ability, but in the attempt even he ended up as a pile of ash (R.I.P. Regis). The only thing that ended up tripping the mage up in the end was his own medicine, a magical item that allowed the witcher to create false apparitions which was just enough of a tiny distraction to get him messed up.