To the people who are commenting about how the Grey Knight hypothesis is wrong, bear in mind that I do point out as to why such an idea, while interesting, is impossible within this video. This is why watching a video all the way through before commenting is always a good idea :P

In Konrad Kurze: Night Haunter the Primarch prophecies that Sevatar lives and will eventually turn aside from his father's mistake and begin the 'long path to redemption.' Although Kurze is insane his prophecy for his equerry in a similar passage does indeed come true which lends credence to this as Sevatar's fate, and also explains why he refuses to believe the First Captain is gone in multiple parts of other books after his disappearance.

There is a cool hint in a short story (The Long Night?) where Sevatar talks about "the eyeless sharks of Nostramo"

Not Going to lie, I would love to get a novel revealing that Sevatar has just been patrolling the imperium/galaxy dispensing justice to high priority targets of corrupt and evil officials, sadists, cult leaders, tyranid genestealer patriarchs and what not.

He is what the imperium wants him to be he is ...... batlord

Honestly idk which one to chose as head canon Sevatar creating the Carcharodons or being one of the original Grey Knight Founders. They’re both so badass

Wouldn’t it be funny if Cypher turned out to be Sevatar

Jago Sevatar: The Frank Castle of 40k.

Sevatar's fate was repertoriated in the tome "Secrets of the Dark Angels Chapter", just ask the Fabricator-General.

Could be fulfilling the batman role that conrad was always supposed to fill.

Gruncle Malcador got his paws on him and said, “Boy, you will serve!” And either founded the Carcaradons or made him a Grey Knight

He better be alive, GW do the Chaos Undivided legions so damn dirty these days, they need every decent character they can get.

If they want us to think he's dead without showing us a corpse, obviously he isn't.

I like to think he made his way to Terra and died protecting civilians from the Emperor's children as they rampaged across the planet.

I never died! *I just vanished with vindication. Suck it Dark Angels, didn't you know your undergarments are meant to be worn under your armor instead of above it?!* Edit: By the way, love your videos. Definitely one of my favorite KZfaqrs on here. 🖤💙

I hope he was the founder of the Carcharodons Astra. I always love it when a traitor comes back. Be it in one way or another like some founding members of the Grey knights of the sons of the Phoenix. Yes I know officially Dorns sons but come on. That name, color and behavior? Nope loyal Emperor's children.

Loken punches Lucius, honorable and cool move by gang culture legion, Lucius considered big crybaby, no one bats an eye Sevatar headbutts Sigismund, LUCKER! Cheap shot! Cheater!

I'd like to believe The Prince of Crows has more stories coming. I'd also like to see clone Fulgrim get more time in the sun though... Ifs and fifths and all that I guess :)

Eidolon was the best warrior in the emperor's children? Poor Lucius...

He’s one of the few that are chosen by malcador to become one of his grey knights. There’s a scene where the chosen are brought before the emperor and he paused at one of the warriors and looks at malcador who simply nods. These chosen abandoned their previous identities entirely and were given entirely new identities. So in a way he is dead, and not dead.

He's alive. He is on the Hive World of Goth'ham fighting an Eldar Harlequin named 'Johkar'.

great way to end the school day by watching some 40k theories i love these videos

He has a condo outside Miami. He’s dating a nice girl from New York and takes line dancing on Tuesdays.

I still think that sevetar founded the Carcharodons but put some elements of ashen claw in the chapter so the theory is still strong in my personal opinion.

Id like to think he is still alive. He's like the 40k equivalent to Darth Maul, awesome warrior but not really focused on by GW.

he seeked out justice for a little girl he is only good in my book

This was a good video. But you forgot a key detail, concrad has an ability when he meets you to see when and where you die. When he reunited with his legion, in his primarch book in the primarch series, he makes an off hand comment that serveritad found an honorable and good death far off. I don’t think that meant he died in combat supporting his PRIMARCH or the legion, I got the impression he returned to the imperium and served them.

YAS NIGHT LORDS! AVE DOMINUS NOX! hail the prophet, hail thee talos of the 10th company first claw! Sons of our Father, stand in midnight clad. We bring the night!

Curze said he would die in battle in the book prince of crows and he was right about himself and Talos

I recently read the book where he unlocked his abilities it nearly killed him when he did. He was bleeding from his eyes and nose if I recall correctly just before he passed out.

If hes long dead, he got done more dirty than Shadrak Meduson.

Dark Angels made him "repent"

That first dislike is a salty dark angel

3:28 I saw a little comic of these two, in it Altani has hair that covers her eyes and Sevatar ends up acting like an crazy calling himself "something something nightmare" I don't remember it exactly, and Altani stays that this "nightmare" could do with a nap, I ship it.

I think the incertitude and myth surrounding him will be too juicy for GW not to try to capitalise.

(This is one of those times where it's up to your headcanon) I think he's a grey knight. So.. The person we know as Sevatar is as good as dead. His body and soul still serve Mankind in the darkest corners of the Galaxy.

I truely think he still lives and in a way serves humanity, fighting to purge the cruelty and evil that taints it, his own form of justice

Nice! I've been looking forward to this video ever since you said you were working on it in a response to a question I asked you guys in your podcast. Love it. You're right, Sevatar is probably long dead, but I still love the idea of him somehow returning to reunite the Night Lords so they can tear the galaxy a new one in the name of his own brand of justice. Starting with the Night Lords warbands who have fallen to chaos worship of course. AVE DOMINUS NOX!!!

You have such great quality videos, I don't see why you'r content isn't popular! Thanks again and keep up the awesome job!

I think we should adopt the sensible approach that the Inquisition took regarding Lord Commander Eidolon: Without irrefutable evidence, it would be a mistake to declare him dead!

The person who coined the phrase Death to the False Emperor, ending up Grand Master of the Grey Knights seems like a fitting irony.

I love these videos. My hope is a Black Library author watches this and says "what a fantastic idea, I think I'll write a book about that theory".

In the novel Konrad Curze: The Night Haunter, Curze makes a comment about it not being the time to kill their brothers, foretelling the Heresy. When Jago asks him about this, Curze coldly asks “I can tell you how you die if you wish....do you want to know? It is far far away from here, in the endless dark” This, for me at least, is further evidence of Sevetarion being the Carcharodons forgotten one.

Excellent work. Cheers for the upload.

Azmodai respects his need for justice trains him to root out fallen. He becomes cypher

Loved your cossover with Baldermort on Sunday, it was awesome, hope you guys make more!

Love your video's keep up the good work

Love your videos!

Ave Dominus Nox.

My favourite bit about Sevatar is that he likes to refer to the Other Primarchs as “Uncle”.

This is so weird... I have been thinking about Jago Sevatarion the whole day yesterday... Reading and thinking... And then, when I wake up... This video are released 😅 Awesome 🤘🏻 🤯

Hello and thank you for once again putting out a short bio and audio clips concerning one of the more unique Astartes from the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy! I personally got into the Night Lords after reading about Zso Sahaal and Talos "Soul Hunter" in the Novel Lord of the Night by Simon Spurrier and the Night Lords Omnibus. But I digress from the main focus this comment. The fate of Jago Sevatarion. I do not know what ultimate fate he experienced. Sadly I have yet to read The Long Night by Aaron Dembski-Bowden. (Do not skin me yet 8th Legion I am not done speaking yet!) Where was I? Oh yes! From the audio clip you gave us at 13:24 to 14:06 the testimony that he struggled to find a focus or clarity, coupled with his emerging psychic powers seem to suggestion an overlooked direction. The pursuit and annihilation of these monsters and aliens being a focusing point for Jago that he had not had in years. Much like Talos decided to start winning the Long War his way, after his Gene seed and wounds were tended to On Hell's Iris, I believe that Jago would pursue the course that would enable him to see his goals through, just like Talos did by gathering possible initiates and salvaging Terminator Armor from Space Hulks and Loyalist Chapters. As such I find it unlikely that he would then choose to ignore this clarity by going back to fight the Loyalist Legions in a conflict that would see Humanity weakened and the various Xeno species of the Galaxy granted time to rebuild and rearm. This event DID in fact happen in the period of history known as the War of the Beast, where the Orks somehow manage to come back from their defeat of Ullanor and not only make the High Lords of Terra almost surrender, but also develop their own version of Primarch in the guise of a Prime Ork where the Orks in question were black skinned behemoths that managed to see the Imperial Fists Chapter wiped out! For crying out loud, it took Vulkan, Primarch of the Salamanders to get some backbone into the High Lords of Terra and even he struggled to slay just one of these Prime Orks. He had to immolate himself and the Ork in and explosion or reactor ( I forget which. ) to kill the freak. I have difficulty accepting the possibility that after everything Jago went through that he would just up and join the Loyalists in hunting down demons when Xenos population seemed to call out for justice and due punishment. I believe that Jago went out into the realms of space where these true foes of Mankind lurk and proceeded to begin their final extermination. Whether he received some if any aid from Loyalist, Traitor, or Night Lords Legion it will likely never be known. One thing that does puzzle me though about this possibility is Why the Night Haunter would ask where Jago is. In one of the books, possibly Konrad Kurze, Night Haunter by Guy Haley, the Primarch tells Jago that he knows the manner of death that Jago will experience and inquires if he would like to know. Jago refuses and the matter appears to be abandoned. Which brings greater confusion to me when Night Haunter would later ask where he is, which makes no sense to me since he Foresaw Jago's death. The only two theories that grant me any reasonable conclusions are that Haunter was losing his sanity and was forgetting his memories, or that Jago Sevatarion managed to change his fate, avoid his Father's sight, or had already died. Problem is that I cannot imagine Any Loyalist Legion resisting the chance to tell any Night Lords they come across that Jago is dead by their hand. Well that was my opinion on the Fate of Jago Sevatarion, 1st Captain of the Night Lords Legion, Atrementar and Equerry to The Night Haunter. The true Champion and Exemplar of what the Night Lords were. Thanks again and good night! It took me an hour to type this all and I need sleep! I am only human after all!

Good video bro

I like the Grey Knight theory. Ima just roll with that.

A data slate containing a vox recording, covered with warp stink and blood, addressed to Inquisitor Remleiz (Tech priests identified voice as Night Lords Primarch Konrad Curze after comparison with other artifacts; yet the slate is mysteriously dated to 30K era ...) “You talk about my main man and NOT mention that I gave him the option of knowing his end? In some Guy's book, I hinted I saw him out in the great dark void, and would tell him more if he wanted. He shirked away. 'I thought so,' I said, or something like that. I wasn’t in a good mood that day. (Mutters: when am I ever?). “So … you think he’s out there, spinning in a suspended animation coffin like I was, in the void of space? Maybe. A great warrior deserves an honorable death or formidable incarceration, not a simple execution like some menial panicky grunt who grabs the wrong attention of a commissar. Eh, maybe I'm sentimental on the subject. Ha, me sentimental. (Giggles). “I was tempted to tell Sevatar his fate anyway, you know, but I held back. The few interesting ones in my idiot-filled legion … I knew their deaths. Talos, Shang, even Sev … best to let fate teach than their crazy father (sneering, as if talking to someone else: ‘Got that from YOU, Dad.’). By the way, you want to know why I didn’t garrote that weasel Gendor Skraivok, for poisoning my legion and in a way forcing my judgment on Nostramo? When you hear Yakety Sax in the background of fate, which is busy curb stomping the guy in the groin repeatedly in his pathetic life, gives him a brief bit of glory all to be dashed in a pivotal moment resulting in a laughable death, then resumes kicking him for millennia in the warp, and his moronic actions on Pharos jeopardize his ‘demonic ascension’ thousands of years later … how can I top that with Mercy and Forgiveness?”

Ive been waiting for him... 😊

Not sure what your voice did at the beginning, but I totally heard Walrus Heresy, and I am entirely interested in seeing that.

"Let's see what's in my recommendations today ... :O *SEV* "

Let me try to help: - Sevatar finds the Ashen Claws. - Then leads some to split off of them, becoming the Carcharodons. - He is their current Chief Librarian, "Te Kahurangi", which means "The Blue" in Maori, and who is a Night Lord, the oldest Shark. - Te is sent (not exiled) to the outer void at the behest of the Forgotten One. The Sharks are also exiled (not sent) by the Forgotten One. - Therefore, the Forgotten One is not one, but two merged into one. These two are Corax and Konrad.

Would like to think that the Lion spoke to him many times during the journey through the ruinstorm and saw something in Sevatar that convinced and granted him and other prisoners like Sevatar their freedom and formed a chapter under the guise of the first.

Hopefully he ended up a grey knight ur theory on it is spot on gd work as always!!

"Sevatar" is long dead as "night lord" but reborn as Paul "The giant chainsaw wielding" lumberjack and plus family on some extreme far back unknown planet. Where nobody knows about him, that goes missing ever hundred years to be persumed dead. Then return with newer name and persona. Hahahah

Ahh nothing like the company of your fellow eighth legion fanbois. Stand in midnight clad.

The thumb nail picture is badass!

Im calling it he is not Tyberos. He IS the forgotten one, founder of the Chacaradon Astra. For they are NOT your friend but your enemies have far more to fear from them than you do.

chaos thoery: ezekiel is sevatar and that he is jsut so incredibly jaded by his former life. keeping him would have been an incredibly strong tactical move. it explains much, ezekiel is incredibly powerful and skilled at mental warfare as seen in the audio drama holder of the keys. it also explains how he knows so much about caliban lost. keeping him frozen in cryosleep and awakening him much later on. and why the demons seem so interested in him as seen in the eye of ezekiel

It could also be that Sevatar encountered the loyalist Ashen Claws, who left the renegades. To continue their service to the EoM in exile, but not as marauders like the Ashen Claws had become. Meaning that Sharks are a Terran Raven Guard successor chapter. Who's first Chapter Master was Sevatar a Night Lord, if that means the few unknown loyalist Night Lords joined the Chapter. Or if Sevatar gene-seed stayed in chapter as a handful of Sharks being Night Lord rather than Raven Guard as Sevatar gene-seed was harvested after his death and used in again a handful of Sharks over the millennia. Though most likely if Sevatar was part of the first Sharks, as just a memeber or founder/First Chapter Master. His Night Lord gene-seed died with him and the Sharks are all from loyalist stock.

Wishful thinking: Sevatar could possibly be the "forgotten one". The founder of the Carcharodon Astra

I like to interpret Curz's comment even in madness his knowledge of Sevatar being still alive through his own warp powers.

15:27, do you want power fist, lightning claws or chain fists? Chapter Master - YES!!!!

I think he went on to found the charchadons astra. The space sharks. In that story he dreamed of the dark between the stars. Its also possible he got "recruited" by the Grey Knights.

A very extremely awesome video as always 40k Theories.

He sounds like someone that was chosen to become one of the first greyknight willing or otherwise

Be cool if he was adapted in some from as Cypher. Or maybe a captain or part of the fallen rebellion. Or maybe he would help The Lion or part of his troops at the rebellion of Caliban thus gaining some trust by the dark angles.

Okay so I just finished reading Lion: Son of the forest and I have a theory. Don’t keep reading of you want to avoid very minor spoilers for the book. There is a character in the book named Lohoc who claims to be a fallen dark angel astarties in ramshackle armor who refuses to take of his helmet. Even when the Lion says he never remembers a fallen by that name, and asks him to remove his helmet he refuses. But his companions claim that he has been hunting the enemies of humanity since they found him. I know it’s a little bit of a stretch, but since we don’t know the fate of Sevetar, maybe he was thrown into the warp storm during the battle of Caliban and took up the name Lohoc when he was thrown back into the material plane. He can’t take his helmet off and no one recognizes his name because if he did they’d know who he really was, and the Lions forgiveness may not extend that far.

"already, you exalt me for my triumphs, when i ask only that you remember for my treacheries", makes it sound like almost a certain thing that Khyron was a traitor that switched sides at some point of the Heresy

Psyker? Captured? Bad Guy? Dudes been sacrificed to the Emperor

Few other possibilities: - He Joined the Black Shields - He escaped yet again, but became a Renegade Kurze was well known to be a seer, driven insane by it, and everything he saw did in indeed come to pass. If Sevatar really was dead, then why would that be the one thing that Kurze would be wrong about? He has to be alive. And the Grey Knight theory is still possible, just say he's someone else. I saw someone mention that he could have joined the Dark Angels, but frankly that sounds like an even more extreme impossibility, just given their hunt for the Fallen and that even if one of their own does repent, the best they could hope for is execution. If they won't allow traitors of their own legion rejoin them them, why the hell would they allow a traitor from a different legion join their ranks? And letting him start his own chapter despite being a traitor, that I also highly doubt. If he rejoined the Loyalists, then it has to be either the Grey Knights or the Black Shields. But if he didn't rejoin the Loyalists, then he likely escaped elsewhere, probably even took on a different name for all we know.

I will stick with what his precognition primarch told him, 'You die in battle Sev.' Conrad could not see more than that and Sevatar sure as hell didn't want to know more than that. The final stand for the first captain of a legion of psychopaths has yet to be written, but it will be bloody and I have no doubt many fell before he did.

This seems like a good place to ask. What are some books that have night lords in them? Any other than the ones listed in the video?

I'm hoping hes alive as he would be one of the very few who could unite the legion. I hope GW will one day do something with the Night Lords as they are unique to the other traitors as they don't totally dedicate themselves to the chaos gods but merely use it as a tool unlike the world eaters/word bearers etc.

ADB himself said that Sevatarion didn't survived past the great scouring, enche he didn't die on Terra, but we will have to wait the sweet time of the author for know Jago's fate.

It would be great if he could have been spared and serving the Imperium as a black shield of Deadwatch, saving people's lives in the far fringes of the galaxy fighting against Tyranids, Orkz, Dark Eldar and even Traitor Astartes.

Where in fact he will end up being in the collection of one not so prominent necron.

Sevatar was a great character, my top 3

7:48 "the most practical and pragmatic course of action for the Dark Angels to take" This made me laugh. They dont understand the meaning of those words. Instead of, like every other chapter, taking part in the scouring and admitting that some of their legion turned traitor(Just like some of the traitor legions had loyalists) and going back to a normal life they would go on to spend 10,000 years running around like complete schizophrenics worried that someone might find out that they (Like every other legion) had some brothers turn traitor. And then instead of just taking control of the Imperium during its darkest hour their primarch went to his room in secret to listen to my chemical romance for a few thousand years and didnt tell anyone where he went because he was so upset. The idea of practical and pragmatic to the Dark Angels is ridiculous and you would probably be executed on the spot for suggesting anything rational to them at any time.

I don't think the Dark Angels would have bothered shooting him after he surrendered again. It was assumed he was killed in a space battle, but I think he probably survived, was snagged by Malcadore who seemed to be everywhere in those harrowing, dark days. Then told, if he wanted to make up for his foolishness, then he'd take some warriors cast off and head to the far side of the galaxy. Where he joined with the Ashen Claws of whom, besides Horus, he would have been well acquainted with before Corax showed up. Then they all kinda melded together and became the Charcaradons. He might still breathe the air of the Emperor's realms, but if he does, he's likely long retired or the Unseen Chapter Master, as we're actually not sure if the "red wake" is actually the Chapter Master.

I think it'd be amazing if it was revealed he was a member of the Carcharodons, it would really fit him

Dude I love you but please please please make your intro a little quieter it doesn't have to be a different song nothing like that just for the love of god it scares the shit out of me when im not expecting it 😂

If Konrad Curze is fiction's 2nd most horrific version of Batman, we could call Sevatar the 40K Red Hood. | 1:39 - Yeah, precognition wasn't that helpful to his Primarch. | 8:18 - (monotone) All hail the Ultrasmurfs. | 10:54 - Blame Lorgar! | 12:32 - They sound more like a mix of Night Lords and Raven Guard.

I always wondered if he was made a Marine Errant or he was involved in the early Inquisition or if he escaped and is still out there bring blood soaked justice to the galaxy

One teeny tiny little nitpick. Talos last name is Valcoran not Valcorian.

I cannot think of anything more terrifying than a underhanded Astartes.

One of the great things about the Night Lords is their ambiguity, morally, politically, intellectually etc. Every POV character in the Legion has a different idea of who they were at first, what they became and what they should be now. Sevatar himself is emblematic of this- some authors treat him as a charismatic, wise-cracking grimdark adventurer, others as a psychopathic tabula rasa who only smiles at jokes because he dimly remembers that is how he should react. Having a "definitive" answer to what happened him would nail him down to a fate that could never, ever live up to his potential. "Sevatar Lives!" is a slogan that any faction of the VIIIth can use, even the barely mentioned Loyalists and that is as it should be. No definite ending, no formal epitaph. He should just vanish into the shadows, like an 80s movie villain (or doomed hero for that matter) who might, just might be back to fuck up your life any day now.

Not only did he fight Sigismund to a draw, he got bored of the competition so decided to disqualify himself.

Idea about his whereabouts: The secret plot twist, he's now a dark angel (instead of being executed), that's the secret behind the fallen, dark angels act like they all hate traitors and even hunt some of their own down when someone EVER even finds out, but the REAL secret is, they take back traitors who feel remorse and could be redeemed in their eyes. This would be on one hand very noble and profitable, but also very dangerous and reason for the inq to annoy them.

Balderdash, he is now Space Batman.

Sevetar, Ahriman and Raldoron are my favorite 1st company commanders from the Great Crusade

What If Sevatar became one of the guardians of the Black Library? Considering his hatred for Chaos he fitted such a role quite well.

I feel like, as with a lot of important but unaccounted for characters, he's alive. I cant see the writers at GW just unceremoniously killing such a major character in a jail cell offscreen.