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40k Stories: The Imperial Navy
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
- The Imperial Navy is the spacefaring part of the Imperium of Man's military. Its mighty starships are extremely tough and powerful, and through the efforts of the Admirals and Navigators humanity has been able to survive and prosper among the stars. This is its story.
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Fleet in front of star: aeigner.deviant...
Battle vs Chaos vessel: devjohnson.devi...
Navigator: ning.deviantart...
Officer with chainsword: waterinsideme.d...
Fleet approaching space station: cdrbreuk.devian...
Cruiser: pitcube.deviant...
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No sci-fy fantasy universe is ever complete without a mighty Space Navy armed to the teeth with some Big Ass Guns of Glory!
Ah yes... The Imperial Navy... I have much respect for them. Without them, I would have lost numerous conflicts the moment they began. An impressive video Micheal, very well made and very enjoyable.
Too bad they're pricks towards everyone who's not an Imperial Naval Officer (Tho that's to be expected from an organization that's made up of nobility). -_-
Sadly true, but they're good at their job.
I suppose that's true...Still annoying that everyone has to kiss their asses to get shit done. They're one of the reasons why I bought my own ship.
I may or may not have threatened the captain of the Stahl Sarg into being permanently attached to my regiment.... As well as outfitting the ship with the equipment and firepower that supports the Kriegan style of war.
Might I ask how? :o
Would like to see a part two, maybe looking at life on an Imperial Navy vessel.
This was excellent though
The navy is easily the most important part of the Imperiums armed forces since they offer the best if not ONLY ways to perform *exterminatus*
Ahhh the "flying bricks" of the imperium, I never understand why the mon'kiegh can't make something functional and nice looking, but at least you can appreciate them from a much classier vessel. Just don't put your weird psyker tau head anywhere near the wraithbone! Last think we need is a tau stuck in an infinity circuit!!!
Come to think of it, can other beings with Psychic souls, have their souls transferred into an infinity circuit? :o
I luv yer ships two, dey brek guuuud an ezy. An yer bluud so shiny, an yumy.
I've fully explored Neoverai/The Truth of Harmony by now - as I said, there's something up with the place, it's completely abandoned. I haven't the potential to tap into the circuit, even if it is empty, nor do I wish to take that risk right now.
You've seen all it will let you see, there are always hidden places within the world ships, ancient shrines to long forgotten exarchs, lost biomes with each creature and plant held in stasis, and the dark chamber where kaela mensha khaine sits ready for war
Hm, note to self - check for portals, the schematics match up on dimensions already... Well, as longs nothing comes to kill me, that can wait. Only a few more months and I can hand it back, everything permitting.
Only enough in the tabletop rpg Rogue trader navigators do have psychic powers. They can Teleport, banish demons, cloak etc. They are very fun and do not suffer from perils of the warp.
But their powers are far more limited than those of astropaths, nevermind true primaris psykers.
Their abilities are focused on their unique advantage in terms of witch-sight, and their superlative experience in navigating the Warp.
Enjoyed that thanks
keep up the good work
Hey Tau... Hi
*The call is coming from inside the Craftworld*
That is not how it works, so I won't even humour it.. I mean really, phones on a Craftworld? The Inquisition is really losing standards
After the whole gathering storm books, i would believe in anything now.
Tactica Imperialis actually the largest ships in the imperial navy were the Gloriana class battleship the longest being MACRAGGS HONOR at 26 kilometers long although that was girlmans (hahaha) flagship although it is never stated that they were exclusively used by the legions so it is forgiven though for size reference you probably should have said how long a imperial navy light cruiser is . p.s. I don't expect a response
Knowing the Inquisitor, he's probably altered his location settings. XD
Micheal i have a Question and i wasn't sure between you and Remleiz who to ask but Could the Salamanders and the Death Guard have had a rivalry along the lines of the Imperial Fists and Iron Warriors but less toxic (pun intended), during the Great Crusade or developed one during the Horus Heresy. And with the Death Guard set to make a return could the Salamanders be the ones that are the main combatants to fight them upon their return.
Evidence for this is that both legions were know for being quite stead fast and are quite tough and strong in the Lore and the Death Guards use of chemical weapons could be countered by the Salamanders use of Flamers. Also both legions were mainly fighting each other during the Drop Site Massacre, in addition after the Drop Site Massacre the Death Guard attack the home world of the Salamanders.
Neat!
OoC:BTW the new notification settings suck ass! >:c
why the imperial navy do not have aircraft carrier class?
I'm sure many of their larger ships do contain fighter or bomber bays if necessary
The Emperor Class has 4 launch bays, as well as 8 macro-cannons in units of 4, and lance batteries.
Bernard Rednix You don't realize how fucking big IOM ships are. Even a small 1 kilometer frigates can store thousands of fighters in its cargo holds (and not the pittyfully small Star Wars version of a fighter, but a C-130 sized fighter).
They do, but the Imperial Fleet has a strong doctrinal preference for "big gun" battleships over carriers.
And by strong, I mean that the last time someone tried to shift the doctrine - the so called Gareox Prerogative of M36 - it resulted in a brief but costly civil war, which saw the carrier doctrine tainted with a reputation for heresy.
Hence, fleet carriers are rare, despite a torpedo/carrier doctrine being ideally suited for the Imperium's logistical advantage over most opponents.
shadowsun or aun va ?
Do you need help with that Stealth Field? I can help repair it for you. I'll tell you my price after wards. :3
I've got it thank you - just need time.
Kinda lazy video I mean could have had pictures of the ships as you talked about them there's tons of ship art out there for 40K
wait are you an eldar?
T'au, actually; my character's backstory is in the 40k Stories playlist (or at least should be)
First!!!! Hahahahahahahahahah
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