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“This is a chaos god, Slaanesh, a god of pleasure.”
“Sounds good”
Me: “Yes inquisitor, that one over there”
Definitely gonna have to do Bricky's warhammer factions explained part 1 and 2. They're long so feel free to break it up into parts but its a great primer for newbies in a nutshell.
yeh the Bricky vids are good, he does get a few thing wrong though but it is mainly minor stuff
Yes he does the best job at making people more intrusted and he is also ingaging.
I’d sub just for that
110% agreed!!!! Watch this next and your boiz will have a better understanding to warhammer 40k factions and chaos gods.
also doesnt matter about your short attention span because it's very entertaining and hits you with random facts but nesesary facts for you to know the world of Warhammer 40k
"It a god of pleasure"
"Sounds good"
Me screaming "NONONONONONONO SHE...HE...IT IS NO GOOD."
Yeah the bricky videos are a very excellent start to truly having a grasp about what warhammer 40k is truly about. they are long videos but honestly aren't extremely bloated like most 40k videos. especially if you want to understand specific factions. he also has a followup talking about how each of the factions play and how cheap they are to buy or easy to paint. lots of good starting points from bricky.
I will go down on the “Death Guard are perfect starter paint jobs” because they are messy and fucked up by design. Necrons are also really easy to paint, but they are horrible to build, they have so many thin parts.
Templin Institute's videos on 40k factions are pretty digestible and entertaining as well
They had a bad take and it was considered unforgivable by the community
I recomend checking out Luetens introduction to the 40k universe and hobby at least first. Less comedic, broader and more concise.
14;13 those seem to be Vostroyans. These guys are imperial guard with a polish kossak vibe to them. Every family send their firstborne son to the guard so their regiments are large, have a lot of good technology and get reinforced from home which is rare for guardsmen. han hapened was back in the day their world got a call to raise men for the big civil war. They said no, you need our guns more than you need our men; this was their punishment which by the standards of the times was quite light.
Are you saying Polish kossak to avoid saying Russians? Because they're absolutely Russian cossaks/whites. Like, they couldn't be more Russian even if their Regimental Commander was called Vladimirov Putinskov
Vostroyans looks like russian streltsy, not polish.
Bricky's great source for lore and factions.
While Bricky is a good introduction, and the most frequently recommended, it's incredibly long-winded as an initial foray. While I still recommend it for newbies, and it's good, I think Luetin09's introduction is a much better start, as it's much more of a concise presentation for Warhammer 40,000 as a whole, which will then serve as a good launching point into Bricky's longer faction intro. From there, The Templin Institute is a solid pick-up; they're well-researched, well-presented, and not overwhelming and good at establishing the universe's broadstrokes.
Luetin talks mostly about the Emperor and the great crusade. Which while goes into much more depth, covers very little of the Universe compared to Bricky's video Which covers it pretty well and isn't boring
I actually think Luetins stuff is more rambling and dense than Brickys videos. Luetin is very talky and can be a little dull if you are trying to get someone interested. Bricky is a little lighter on detail but presents the info in a more fun and digestible way. And then when you've hooked your victim, Luetin can reel them in with his content.
@@reprobatic5485 "Hooked your victim" bro💀
The real reason the chaos gods hate the emperor isn't that he stole from them. Just just the lie to gods tell their followers to make him out to be the bad guy. The real reason is, he spoils their fun. They enjoyed causing havoc and, you guessed it, chaos across the galaxy. But he was basically putting a stop to that and ruining their fun, by bringing order.
It's easier to say there are no good guys in 40k but I think it's more accurate that there isn't a faction that hasn't done something messed up at one point or another. There are good people (or atleast not evil) but in general it's a dystopian galaxy where it doesn't pay to be nice most of the time. It really comes down to, on 1 hand be nice and risk not just yourself but also potentially 1,000s of your people trying to trust an enemy or unknown commodity or just assume everyone is out to get you and be a prejudice jerk and never have that come up.
One good example is psykers. It's pretty common to just burn pyskers "abhor the witch, burn the witch" is a creed for a lot of worlds which is horrible, But every psyker can potentially lose control and turn into a hell portal where daemons will come out of. Worst case 1 pysker could lead to the destruction of a whole sub sector of space. Potentially billions of lives. So cold logic says you shouldn't let them just run around. Killing 1 person out of 1,000,000 is a fair trade for keeping billions safe. And really, what happens during demonic possession will make the psyker wish he was just shot.
Also people tend to take memes as fact in 40k and that's kind of a meme.
They did advance the timeline(finally), it is M.42 now. Although part of the problem with time is it is relative in space. Our 1 hour isn't the same 1 hour in the void between planets as gravity warps time.
If your taken as a psyker and not sacraficed or killed, your sent to be an astropath which sucks as you'll probably lose your eyes and become a glorified intergalactic phone or a battle psyker. Navigator's uh, navigate ships through the warp have their own houses and are pretty well off honestly.
I have to agree with Daniel's comment. Bricky's 40k vids are great. There is a lot to Warhammer 40k and he does a great job introducing the universe.
Slaanesh is not necessarily a god of pleasure. It's more of excess and obsession. Pleasure is one of its domains, but also drugs, food, art, pain, and everything else.
So long as its taken to an extreme level of excess or obsession with something, it pleases Slaanesh.
40k reaction will get the views ! enjoy .
The emperor could change his size at will, he could hundreds of meters tall if he wanted.
Is Emperor is huge? Well - He is of size He want to appear as, thanks to His psyker powers.
An abridged overview of the species, civilisations, and factions in Warhammer 40,000:
*The Imperium of Man* is the largest and mightiest human empire in history, ruled in the name of the immortal God-Emperor of Mankind, who guides humanity from atop the Golden Throne of Terra. It is a brutal theocratic regime, where human life is cheap and easily discarded upon vast battlefields and in the industries that support endless warfare. The Imperium has countless armies and organisations dedicated to combating the many foes of the enemy, both external threats like invading aliens, and internal ones like rebellion and witchcraft.
The Space Marines (Adeptus Astartes) are bio-engineered super-soldiers, clad in mighty powered armour and equipped with deadly and terrifying weapons. They are few, but fearless and far deadlier than any mortal warrior. There are a thousand Chapters of Space Marines, each with their own heraldry, traditions, and storied histories, such as the noble Blood Angels, the stalwart Imperial Fists, the ferocious Space Wolves, and the cunning Raven Guard.
The Astra Militarum, commonly called the Imperial Guard, are ordinary soldiers mustered to fight in vast regiments of thousands of troops, ranging from infantry, to great tank regiments, to earth-shattering artillery batteries. They form the bulk of the Emperor's armies.
The Adepta Sororitas, the Sisters of Battle, are all-female orders of holy warriors, defenders of the Church and those faithful to the God-Emperor. Their zeal is unmatched, and their faith seems to manifest in miracles. They are armed with mighty weapons and armour, that they might bring the Emperor's Word against heretics, traitors, and anyone else who would defile the Imperium.
The Adeptus Mechanicus, the Tech-Priests of Mars, are a religious order devoted to maintaining the advanced technology needed to maintain the Imperium. They replace their flesh with cybernetics, believing that flesh is weak, and they seek to reclaim lost knowledge. They have legions of warriors, cyborg-soldiers known as Skitarii, and vast war machines called Titans.
The Imperium relies upon the Warp to travel between the stars. A parallel dimension of thoughts and nightmares, vast ships can dive into the Warp to bypass physical space... but there is always a risk. Warp Space also serves as the source of power for all psykers, witches, and sorcerers, and such powers are risky and dangerous, but long-range astro-telepathy is the only way to send messages to distant worlds.
The Gods of *Chaos* oppose the Imperium and the Emperor. In addition to numberless hordes of daemons lurking in the Warp, they have the loyalty of innumerable cults and secret societies across countless worlds, deadly Reaver fleets that haunt the darkness between the stars, and even warbands of deadly Traitor Marines: Space Marines who have fallen to darkness. The greatest of the Chaos Gods are:
Khorne, lord of skulls and God of bloodshed and slaughter. Khorne is rage and hate and fury.
Tzeentch, changer of ways, and God of schemes, sorcery, and mutation. Tzeentch is plans within plans, whispers promising power at a price, and the everchanging nature of Chaos.
Nurgle is the Grandfather of Plagues, the God of despair, entropy, and decay. Nurgle's followers are joyous, for they have accepted the inevitability of death and decay.
Slaanesh, the Prince of Pleasure, God of Excess. Slaanesh is addiction and obsession, the drive to indulge even when it would be destructive.
There are numerous *Xenos* species which exist in the galaxy, fighting their own wars for survival.
The Aeldari are an ancient species, who ruled the stars long before humanity ventured into Space. Long-lived, agile, cunning, and powerfully psychic, the Aeldari are now a dying species, fighting against a self-inflicted extinction, for their empire fell because of the own hubris and decadence, creating the Chaos God Slaanesh. They are a fractured people: the disciplined Craftworlders, living on drifting city-ships, the isolationist Exodites, the cruel soul-drinking slavers of the Drukhari, and the enigmatic Harlequins.
The Necrons are an ancient empire of undead robots. Millions of years ago, they warred against godlike beings to dominate the stars, but too weakened by conflict to claim their prize, they sealed themselves away in vast hidden tomb-cities, to awaken when all life had died out... they woke up early, and now seek to scour the stars of life.
The Orks are a belligerent species constantly seeking violence and the thrill of war. Often merely found as small warbands and piratical raiders, Orks become truly dangerous when united by a strong leader, gathering together in a great horde known as a "Waaagh!", which can lay waste to dozens of worlds in a berserk mixture of invasion, holy war, and drunken riot.
*The T'au Empire* is a small, young empire, relying on powerful advanced technology to expand. The worlds they claim are offered a chance to peacefully accept the ways of the T'au Empire-the _tau'va_, or Greater Good-before the T'au send in their high-tech armies.
Arriving from beyond the edge of the galaxy, the *Tyranids* exist only to consume, devouring all life on each planet their Hive Ships reach before moving onto the next. Their armies are species of genetically-engineered creatures each created to serve a specific role, from swarming infantry beasts to huge synapse creatures who command the swarm, and vast tank-sized monsters.
Amongst the Tyranids' tools are Genestealers, vicious ambush predators which can infiltrate and subvert other populations. These creatures create Genestealer Cults, formed of hybrids and mutants, which lay in wait until the time is right for them to rise up and overthrow planetary governments and await the coming of the Hive Fleets.
Well written!
To understand 40k one must understand The Warp. Understanding The Warp is necessary to understand The Emperor, space travel, the ruinous powers, Horus Heresy, the overall state of the Imperium (medieval space), and Eldars.
The Warp is as much a signature of 40k as The Emperor himself.
I'm sure this is like beating a dead horse, but have you considered Bricky's two part videos?
It's gonna be interesting to see how they progress...bricky is decent makes it fun but there is major kill who is one of your homies and there is arch that tells you about each primarch his knight lord kurze is awesome but yeah others here will tell you of other channels about 40k and 30k
And Majorkill has Battlemace 4,000,000 shmenti for his patreons.😁
@@ReaLibro MK is just oddly horny, like all the time.
Them lads are have NOOOO idea how big the 40k universe is let them know that the gamesworkshop have been going over 30 years and this universe has been growing since then.....show them how many books there is and thats not including the short stories and the codex books of each race and faction
depending on which version of the Emperor's origins is actually true in the lore, a lot of the old lore at a few "maybe" versions which played into the whole "mankind as fallen from grace and lost so much information" element but one has him being older then the big four Chaos Gods as he was born around 10 thousand BC and has been guiding humanity from the shadows.
Next up, watch bricky every 40k faction
very simply, this universe is a mixture of everything humans have ever come up with in history, from mythology, whether its Egyptian, Greek, Norse, through historical periods like the medieval times, to fantasy, post-apocalyptic worlds, mad max style, Lovecraftian horror, all out sci-fi, its just everything you could think of, made up of our whole culture :) its absolutely massive :D
This is a video I don't see many react to, and it's unfortunate since it really helps introduce the theme and tone of the setting to new people. I'm copying over my comment from your first warhammer reaction just in case you're looking for more recommendations:
For other warhammer videos, perhaps you could have them react to "40K Lore For Newcomers - Who Are... The Space Marines? " by the channel 40K Theories, here: czcams.com/video/mvWBqyYkboo/video.html "
He doesnt play well with reactors I am afraid. Good chanel though
@@antonymash9586 Yeah I understand. His videos are very informative which makes it a shame.
the big E stole 1/4 of the power from each chaos god. and they got all salty
Earliest stuff in Warhammer 40k is billions years ago - all Old Ones and Necrontyr War in Heaven stuff.
Well - for me it's as much "everyone is evil" as everyone goes by "means sanctify goals" to the extreme.
What if they don't want to go be sacrificed? The silent sisters on the black ships deal with you.
Luetin09 has lore in details :)
There are like 100k psykers born every day. Some are killed, some get educated for specific perposos. So just a fraction get sacrificed. They give their psyker lifeforce to the emperor, so he doesn't die and can keep powering the astronomicum.
To understand 40k you really have to understand The Emperor. Maybe check out Templin Institute's video on him. Or Majorkill's. The problem with any lore video though is they're going to reference things they assume you already know about. That's why I also suggest going straight to Bricky's videos and watching them in sections. Since he goes over a LOT of stuff, he makes sure to explain as he goes and makes it easy to keep up
Can you react to Every Single warhammer 40k faction explained by Bricky or Imperium of Man by the Templin Institute
The emperor its not tall. He is or was a psiker also and it is know that he "looked" giant but that was only a psiquic projection to impress the masses.
@Dank Waifu it is, he lived in earth since the 10 000 bc, there's no way you can hide I giant like that. Also all the primarchs saw him different and some said he looked like a regular man of tanned skin m
@@greenarcangel But it's not like he can look anyway he wants and that's not what John Grammaticus saw which is probably as close as your going to get.
There is a Horus Heresy Legion Quiz. If you just want a Quiz about space marines.
Woo another react vid! this the best
May recommend Brickys Every 40k faction explained, it's a very good CZcams vid for beginners. as well as the vids, Horus Heresy, and Armouring a Space Marine.
czcams.com/video/StGlqrDS_90/video.html
that channel is what got me hooked on 40k lore,
the imperium of man and the emperor journey that ended with him on a throne that he designed just leaves the door open to a whole realm of possibilities , that just one aspect of 40k lore and that alone is endless.
It doesn‘t start in 30k, the story of the universe starts 60 Million years ago. Please correct me, if I’m wrong.
Bricky is a good start point for new people. I also tell people to look into Majorkill's videos for info on specific factions or topics. Also, The yellow space marine faction is The Lamenters. Not a good group to be a part of in game. Worst luck in the lore. Ork Boi's use a lot of yellow too though, and are fun to play due to really silly rules for them.
Watch templin institute for better explanations p.s. low lvl pykers can cause deamonic possession to themselves
Just have them watch Bricky's videos on it. No offense, but you're kind of just dropping TONNES of lore and information on them about a universe that's 30+ years at this point, very scattered and randomly. They still don't know what 40K IS and it's universe. All you did was give them a VERY brief summarization on the Imperium of man without ANY context as to why humanity or the universe of 40K is the way that it is. They heard _"in the grim, dark future, there is only war"_ but they have no context to it.
i'd suggest checking out Warhammer 40k: An Abominable Introduction (ft.Isaac Wolf) by Afreemanornot
link: czcams.com/video/uqDD4Byd_00/video.html
it's shorter than Bricky's Warhammer factions explained but i think it's just as good
Templin institute is shorter
excuse me, please react to bricky wahammer 40k lore, temple institute and all cinematic trailer
We haven’t watched it as of yet, not sure how we will do it but we will🦀
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This is by far the worst introduction to 40k video yet. The explain to the other guys what's what doesn't know Jack.
Please stop doing this. You guys seem to have Star Wars sensibility and cringe people. Normies coming in the hobby are ruining Warhammer.
Stop gatekeeping
@@chaosXP3RT if you don’t do gatekeeping your hobby will end up like Star Wars. Attracting the worst type of fans.
@@peteturabo9278 All fandoms have bad people. The downfall of Star Wars was the heads at Disney. Don't be a bad fan. Welcome people into the community. Without people, there is no hobby
@@chaosXP3RT I got news for you, warhammer is not for everyone.
@@peteturabo9278 I'm fairly sure the worst types of fans are the gatekeeping ones.