It's hard to say which Traitor Legion had the most tragic fate compared to what they could have been, but the World Eaters are definitely up there; the Nails ruined everything for them, and they would have been better off without their Primarch
I tend to think Thousand Sons, because they were damned if you do damned if you don't, no matter what Magnus did: -Don't take Tzeentch's deal and they'll almost all be devolved into gibbering chaos spawn. -Take Tzeentch's deal and they end up as the tools of Chaos they are now.
@@papanurgle8393 True, but the World Eaters were supposed to be so much better than what they became, their Primarch was supposed to be the Emperor's empathy, leading a legion of honorable paladins defending the weak like the Salamanders. But Nuceria happened and they became mindless berserker
What's even worse is Angron never wanted this, he never wanted ANY of this. He didn't want to be a slave. He didn't want the bastardized implants of a fallen civilization drilled into his brain. He didn't want to lead a legion for a heartless father. He didn't want sons that tried so desperately to seek his approval. He wanted to be free. He wanted to be happy. And he could never be free. And he could never be happy, not until he died.
@@iix4shotz091 almost, but actually not everybody. As an Ork player, they really are a one note faction, and Blood Angels and Space wolves look like a lot more on first glance.
@@iix4shotz091 that's a fair distinction, but let me ask you this. Is the lore ever really as deep in general as it is about characters? I would argue that a faction's characters make or break the faction lore.
Those poor boys. They wanted so much for their father to love them that they did THAT to themselves. And for nothing. Angron was already a broken, twisted, bitter husk of a creature when he met his legion. They deserved so much better than him.
They deserved better than what the High Riders turned him into, but there are moments when Angron, the true Angron, the empathetic Primarch cracks through and shows that he did have love once.
@@MrRawrCEO And when he and Lorgar are back on the mountain where Angron and the other slaves were to make their last stand and Angron recounts several of his closest friends. He loved them, and both the Emperor and the Nucerian High Riders took that from him, that's something I can relate to on a primal level.
Kharn would not admit the mistake of helping turn the legion into half a legion of berserkers. Was the approval of the primarch worth it. He won’t ever think or admit it just think about each new kill and skilled foe.
Imagine his reaction if he were to encounter a perfect clone of Angron, without the nails and a lost found family, and if they asked him if it was all worth it.
Im dying and they still sing? What do they want from me? .... Damn it is so fucking tragic and terrifying just imagine, a supersoldier with genetic enchancts merely cried about pain... it is fcking insane amount of pain...
Never forget Kharn did this and Angron agreed to this, they became the slaves and Angron a slaver (like high riders) and a slave himself (to Khorne). Ironic...
I would like to read loyalist world eaters serving under responsible primarchs like Roboute, Dorn or the Khan, being valued and well treated, what would they think
I don't care man world eaters was 30ks human story it's so tragic and painful to read or even hear about I told friends about the world eaters and angron and they looked like they all watched the eclipse from berserk just dead and depressed
@@greendalf123 how dumb are you. Kharn as a character was barely made in the early 2000s his first written appearance was early 2000s. 40k fan but you had to google their date of creation as a board game.
"Piss on Angron's grave when he finally leis dead"
Gharte was an honest man wasn't he?
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Best part is: Angron would've approved of such final words
He would've liked the "when" part: every time he's wished most for death, for freedom, it's denied to him.
It's hard to say which Traitor Legion had the most tragic fate compared to what they could have been, but the World Eaters are definitely up there; the Nails ruined everything for them, and they would have been better off without their Primarch
I tend to think Thousand Sons, because they were damned if you do damned if you don't, no matter what Magnus did:
-Don't take Tzeentch's deal and they'll almost all be devolved into gibbering chaos spawn.
-Take Tzeentch's deal and they end up as the tools of Chaos they are now.
@@papanurgle8393 True, but the World Eaters were supposed to be so much better than what they became, their Primarch was supposed to be the Emperor's empathy, leading a legion of honorable paladins defending the weak like the Salamanders. But Nuceria happened and they became mindless berserker
@@bosskaiju4834One more reason to hate the eldars,FUCK YOU ELDRAD
What's even worse is Angron never wanted this, he never wanted ANY of this.
He didn't want to be a slave. He didn't want the bastardized implants of a fallen civilization drilled into his brain. He didn't want to lead a legion for a heartless father. He didn't want sons that tried so desperately to seek his approval. He wanted to be free. He wanted to be happy. And he could never be free. And he could never be happy, not until he died.
WE COULD HAVE JUSTICE PALADINS INSTEAD WE GOT BERZERKING WARRIORS
The world eaters are the perfect faction lorewise. They appear very one note, but have endless depth if you look for it.
Not to be a twat but that’s kind of almost everybody blood angels space wolves ultramarine. Night lords and iron hands and orks 😅
@@iix4shotz091 almost, but actually not everybody. As an Ork player, they really are a one note faction, and Blood Angels and Space wolves look like a lot more on first glance.
@@soffren i meant more in the lore not characters specifically
@@iix4shotz091 that's a fair distinction, but let me ask you this. Is the lore ever really as deep in general as it is about characters? I would argue that a faction's characters make or break the faction lore.
@@soffren it Depends on ones desire for that faction some people don’t like the main but love the characters it’s whatever you wanted
Those poor boys.
They wanted so much for their father to love them that they did THAT to themselves. And for nothing.
Angron was already a broken, twisted, bitter husk of a creature when he met his legion. They deserved so much better than him.
They deserved better than what the High Riders turned him into, but there are moments when Angron, the true Angron, the empathetic Primarch cracks through and shows that he did have love once.
Just as Angron deserved better than Nuceria, and the Emperor.
@@Skiritai Like that moment where he comforts a dying loyalist.
@@MrRawrCEO And when he and Lorgar are back on the mountain where Angron and the other slaves were to make their last stand and Angron recounts several of his closest friends. He loved them, and both the Emperor and the Nucerian High Riders took that from him, that's something I can relate to on a primal level.
@@MrRawrCEOWhich story does this happens in ?
Gharte: "Piss on Angron's gave when he finally lies dead."
Angron: "When? I FUCKING WISH!!"
Angron was obviously not very popular in his legion.
Even before Horus Heresy, Angron goes Leeroy Jerkins' to the wall head 1st and dragging his entired legion with him.
He had the most traitors(loyalists) in his legion.
@@AdeptKing and Death Guard too
Kharn would not admit the mistake of helping turn the legion into half a legion of berserkers. Was the approval of the primarch worth it.
He won’t ever think or admit it just think about each new kill and skilled foe.
Imagine his reaction if he were to encounter a perfect clone of Angron, without the nails and a lost found family, and if they asked him if it was all worth it.
Im dying and they still sing? What do they want from me? .... Damn it is so fucking tragic and terrifying just imagine, a supersoldier with genetic enchancts merely cried about pain... it is fcking insane amount of pain...
The World Eaters, the more I find out about them, the more tragic they are.
It's basically abused sons trying desperately to get the impossible approval from a toxic AF father.
Damn that was well acted.
Another banger I see 👀
Perfect voice my friend. Keep doing what's you doing
You put so much emotion into this. Bravo!
Gharte ohh the tragedy. I really wished he said those words to Angron himself. atleast Angron would approve of him than.
Never forget Kharn did this and Angron agreed to this, they became the slaves and Angron a slaver (like high riders) and a slave himself (to Khorne). Ironic...
I would like to read loyalist world eaters serving under responsible primarchs like Roboute, Dorn or the Khan, being valued and well treated, what would they think
Angron was a disaster of a Primarch, but the other me is saying. Can I blame him? I can't
Some of us chose the emperor, some -our fathers, neither chose well.
I don't care man world eaters was 30ks human story it's so tragic and painful to read or even hear about I told friends about the world eaters and angron and they looked like they all watched the eclipse from berserk just dead and depressed
Thanks for the video
Amazing work!! 🙌🏻
10/10
Loyalist world eaters all the way
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Yet Kharn is easily one of the most boring characters in 40k
A Walmart doom guy on the side of chaos
Other way around. Doom guy is a wal mart Kharn on the side of good
@@greendalf123 that’s 40k copium. Doom came first and Kharn was basically early 2000s with plot armor thicker than the ultramarines
@@G.I_Jane Doom came first? Doom came out in 1993. 40k came out in 1987. Check your maths sir.
@@greendalf123 how dumb are you. Kharn as a character was barely made in the early 2000s his first written appearance was early 2000s.
40k fan but you had to google their date of creation as a board game.