40k Stories: Dreadnoughts
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- The Space Marines are advanced far beyond humanity, but they are not invincible. For some who fall in battle, their service is not yet complete, and they can be entombed into a Dreadnought to continue to fight.
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great video but please use pictures when explaining which dreadnoughts your talking about
Bjorn talking down the Space Wolves and the Inquisition:
"You young whippersnappers woke me from my nap for this?! You all need to learn some proper respect for your elders, I tell you what..."
"Giant force weapon punch dagger thing". I love it when you talk high tech to us.
Some grade A techno babble there.
My servos are actuating.
Librarian Dreadnoughts : _when even overkill is not enough._
But I wonder how they are able to keep their psychic powers while Grey Knight Dreadnoughts can't. Perhaps a quirk from Sanguinius' genome ? :/
In death I still serve...
I'm gonna seriously show my age, but I remember when every robot was called a dreadnought, and you only told them apart by which faction's name was attached (old Space Crusade Chaos Dreadnoughts for the win lol)
Venerable, ancient and effective
Dreadnoughts appear to embody this concept turned up to 11.
Venerable battle brother, rise as a dreadnought
One of the many incongruous things in the Warhammer 40k universe that I have mused over is why mortally wounded astartes are interred into clumsy, crude dreadnoughts, when many of the higher ranked adeptus mechanicus are able to replace virtually all of their flesh with finely articulated and sophisticated mechanical bodies. Couldn't the same thing be done to the mortally wounded astartes, which would make them more nimble and effective warriors and prevent them from losing their minds (which seems to happen to most dreadnoughts over time)?
That is mostly a question of, time, logistics, and politics. A near dead barely stable Astarties must be intured quickly and dreadnought are usually on hand to be used. Most chapters have bionics available but only Basic ones not the type that can save one who got their chest blown open.
Second even then the only ones with the knowledge, let alone the means to make use of thos technology are the tech priest of very high station. And as well know they are loathed to impart their knowledge on to anyone not like themselves, hense why must tech marines only know the most basic of information to keep their war gear running and functioning and nothing more. Not to mention that the tech is likely super rare and probably heretical. I mean volkite weapons are still a thing, and more are still made but aside from the body guards of the F.G of Mars and a select few inquisitors and Capter masters they are practically extinct, because of how difficult and how long they take to make.
All of this is not to mention just how reluctant the priest hood of Mars, is to being on call when they have their own interests to see to.and as such only the most favorite of chapters that closely match their beliefs have a chance to make it back with anything the most basic of stuff. The Iron hands for example are roomed to have all machine leaders, and are able to replace large amounts of their bodies with mechanics, but that is only because they specialize in that field.
All of this is not to mention that dispite their looks, they are highly effective and depending on the pattern able to be highly mobile.
Mechnicum politics
White Scars used bionics for all available instead of dreadnoughts
Most hated it because you trade mobility for being alive, at least as a dreadnought you get to be a walking tank of death
Saturday Mornings (I'm the the USA) are always a treat with your new lore uploads. Thanks as always.
Considering how TTS’ latest episode went, I’m foreseeing a whole lot of people suddenly taking a renewed interest in dreadnoughts in the coming days...
Bjorn the Fell-Handed in the battle of the Fang survived since he was knocked off a cliff, he did not command the Wolves in the battle and of course he didn’t get onto the Chapter Master as he died in the ensuing fight against Magnus.
I thought he led the initial defence of the Fang until the remainder of the Chapter got back? Or did I misremember something - if so, I apologise. And yes, the Great Wolf did die now that you mention it - my mistake, though I assume he probably made sure the successor wasn't going to fall into the same trap.
Tactica Imperialis it was Vaer Greylock who led the defenses and also awakened the dreadnoughts, he was a wolf lord who died by Magnus before Bjorn joined fought him who was then knocked off a cliff and Chapter Master Harek Ironhelm took over the fight against Magnus them both going over the cliff, Ironhelm died in that fight so great was the damage to Magnus’s physical form that he couldn’t remain in real space afterwards, Magnus had already destroyed the labs for the Successor chapters and killed the wolf priest
Tactica Imperialis In the book War of the Fang it has some nice touches as they awaken the dreadnoughts
"My Lord! what is that?" Points at mythical beast.
"That? That my son is a dreaded Leg-ee-oh!"
Rylanor was a badass.
We could use some pictures that match what you are explaining.
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Dreadnought. Emphasis on the dread for the enemies of the Empire.
Really good video.
So a berserker dreadnought advice? RUN LIKE THE WARP
Dreadnoughts are awesome :D Well the "death" that leads to the entombment is terrible, as well as their fate to come, but overall those machines are awesome :>
Oh the mindset about "becoming a dreadnought is the worst thing that may happend to a Space Marine" is shared by Gray Knights too, as they would rather die and be set in the catacombs of Titan rather then become a dreadnought. Well their lifes are complicated with all that demon fighting :S Great video, thanks for sharing!
Not one mention of Tankred????
TANKRED ENDURES!!!!!
The Grey Knight? If I'm remembering correctly.
@@lemankurtz8950 Black Templar
"It is better to die for the Emperor than to live for yourself!"
The words “living death” springs to mind that’s close to being a serivor in my mind or a robot honour is inspirational without doubt but the touch of a woman, the taste of food or better by far booze that’s as close to hell as most people could get it’s.
Thank you for such an informational video. The audio did sound a bit off today. It sounded a bit heavy on post processing or the mic is going out. It might be an audio driver issue. Keep up the great work.
You didn't mention casion dracouis the salamander dreadnought
only in death , its duty end! this is soo powerful message loyalty to the end!
Thankyou dude!!
I wonder what the longest period of time a dreadnought has been kept in hibernation and awakened? Could one sit inactive for 1000, 2000 years or more?
Invictus Potens slept for almost 1000 years
You'll have to ask Bjorn... if he's awake. x)
The Ancient Ones from the Carcharodons have been asleep since the heresy
They awaken only on the most dire of times
@@Sigismund697
I thought the Space Sharks were part of the Dark Founding... How could some of their dreadnoughts have slept since the Heresy ? ;/
newer lore seems to indicate they are either descendants from either the lost members of the Raven Guard Corax sent into exile before the heresy or Loyalist Night Lords that went into exile
Their mythology seems to indicate their first leader "The Forgotten One" took the mission of patrolling the void until being recalled by The Void Father (AKA The Emperor) the Ancient Ones are the oldest members of the chapter, they seem to be Contemptor dreadnoughts
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What about the name to death company Dreadknot from the blood angels the very first death company dread not that was ever mentioned in the codexies
Good edition
How could you do a Dreadnought breakdown without mentioning the Iron Dragon?
I think it's of course insanely badass Bjorn actually faced Magnus the red and even put up a good fight but I mean come on there is no way in hell a regular astartes or even one interred into a dreadnaught could possibly face a demon Primarch. I swear GW nerfs the demon primarchs just so imperial forces can stand a chance when in reality it would take a whole battalion of custodes/grey knights or a straight up imperial saint to actually stand a chance against Magnus.
Didn't forgeworld just release a bunch of White Scar dreadnoughts?
@Michael Barney I was about to say that as well
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Why dont the white scars just pump their dreadnoughts with artificial speed
what about moriar the chosen? death company character dreadnought
Great work and love the content. But the jokes were seriously lame. and as mentioned by others please if possible try to keep up with pictures about the models you're talking about it seemed like a few of the dreadknots that you discussed were skipped over in the visuals. But I'm not surprised to hear some biased from a Smurf lover LOL.
WooooooooooooOoooOOOOoo
Audio is really quiet on this one.
8th ed Helbrutes do it best ❤ blood for the blood god, etc.
Can we all send him 5 bucks to get a better microphone set up.
oh my word the sound on this vid is awful . sounds like your doing the recording from inside a old tin can.