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Power armor can only get you so far. Shield of Faith, Litany of Enduring Faith and an Indomitable Belief warlord gives them up to 4+ invulnerable save witch lets them literally tank plasma canons to the face, something power armor doesn't.
While the counting may be a cheeky reference to The Count from Sesame Street it is also based in historical Asian myths. Their version of vampires are said to have the need to count things (usually rice or seeds) and bags of them would be left outside to delay a vampire from being able to enter your house until sunrise.
South-Eastern Europe also has a tradition of distracting vampires with throwing them something to count (often seed, as rice was uncommon there in the past).
Yeah I came down here to say this! The count from sesame Street is based off of Asian lore. I also heard in ancient Egypt people with like OCD or autism would be thought of as vampires and ended because of that legend. Idk if thats true or just a rumor tho
The Count from Sesame Street is actually based on an ancient Slavic and Chinese myth of vampires. In China vampires are magically compelled to count spilled rice or coins, Slavic myths of vampires include extreme levels of OCD-styled behavior where a vampire would have to separate piles of sand if they noticed it was made from more than 2 shades or colors.
They even reference those myths in Dracula 2000 (if i recall the name correctly). They throw a bag of rice or something, only because he's a super fast badass vampire he just looks down and counts it in less than a second lol
> Slavic myths of vampires include extreme levels of OCD-styled behavior where a vampire would have to separate piles of sand if they noticed it was made from more than 2 shades or colors From what source/folklore/myths did you get this bullshit? Slavic folklore have many different types of vampires, and vampires strengths/weakness, but I don't know about such a thing as a sand count weakness.
I feel like you could make a mini series about Warhammer on your channel. Because there is so much to it that you’d have to make multiple videos to go over each faction, legion and/or character. Like the Space Wolves are sometimes literal werewolves. Just throwing the idea out there, love your work as always.
I am but a simple human being. I see 40k, I click. however, there are some minor mistakes here and there I have to point out. Firstly, there is only one Astates who lived for more than 1.000 years and he is Dante the chapter master of the Blood Angels in the current setting there isn't more that I am aware of. There were Astates that lived for more than a millennium from other legions that weren't Blood Angels, famously Sigismund of the Imperial Fists. Secondly, all that you listed like super strength, functional immorality, heightened senses, and lives for a couple of centuries are universal to all Astates not just the sons of the Great Angel. Finally, the Night Lords are like the Boltons in space of the Song of Ice and Fire universe, they are ruthless yet extremely efficient torturers. They lack the core characteristic of a real Vampire which is drinking blood, so I wouldn't include them as 40k Vampires.
That's wrong, there are other Space Marines that are at least as old as Dante. The Chief Librarian of the Carcharodons, Te Kahurangi, and his brother Manu, who has been hunting an artifact for over a thousand years, are both as old as if not slightly older than Dante.
@@RanRayu carcharodons are loyalists, their chapter master is about the same size as a primarch and wears modified dreadnaught and terminator armor to fit his massive body.
@@mrfun177 i know. and no, tyberos does not wear modified dreadnought armor *and* terminator armor, he just wears modified tactical dreadnought armor, better known as terminator armor, no dreadnought parts on him. but none of that changes the fact that there is no space marine, who is not in a dreadnought or chaos touched or spends a lot of time in the warp (edit: or spends a lot of time in stasis, such as primaris marines before they were released upon the lore), older than dante.
One correction: The Dark Eldar didn't make the Webway. The Webway was created by the Old Ones. The Eldar just know how to use it, and the Dark Eldar just went further by living there.
"I may not get another chance to mention it" - I think you can cover anything you like and people would be happy. It's your style that appeals as much as the content!
in Warhammer talk about Queen Neferata the first vampire and her five descendants of her clan and Von carsteins Blood dragon Lahmians Necrarch and Strigoi,
@jacobtierney4419 I actually read the third book first. Because I too was drawn in by the cover and needed to know more. I then went back and read the first 2 and then continued the whole series. Just such cool world building. Government agencies with psychic powers, vampires, travel thru Dimensions to the vampire planet and so much more. I really need to reread it.
no he isnt, he is a perpetual, he simply exists just because, not out of any requirement for blood or food etc, psykers are only sacrificed to maintain the golden throne
Check out "Ravenous", a 1999 movie with a huge cast, is about something supernatural during the Mexican-American War, I think you'd be interested in it.
One thing about the weaknesses of Warhammer Fantasy Vampires, most of them can be negated through age/power of a Vampire. Also many of our listed weaknesses are spezial to one bloodline or one vampire and his descendants, like in Vampire the Maskerade
Calistarius changed his name to Maphistian (not sure of the spelling) after he overcame the black rage and on thing that help with that is that he is a power librarian of his chapter which means he can channel the warp to pretty much use magic. There’s tons of lore on him and how it’s thought that he is the embodiment of the dark side of Sanguineous while the Sanguinor, anther character is the embodiment of the light side. It’s really cool stuff.
Not sure if it’s your cup of tea or anything but a video on vampire hunter D and VHD Bloodlust would be pretty awesome. Some really cool room for theory craft in that universe
Dark eldar are supposed to be like dark elves in d&d: they're fast like elves, they live a long time, they're sensitive to the dark and dwell in the darkness, they have dark gods that they serve or used to serve... Underdark is very much like the chaos realm that you described they live in
A stake to the heart has always amused me as a weakness, I know its origin (or a proposed origin) is that it was believed vampires needed to be staked down in their graves so they dont rise again. But, I always have this urge to point out everyone has a weakness to being staked in the heart, pretty sure it'll kill most things.
The blood angels had been afflicted with some sort of flaw before the Heresy. Horus had discovered solar decades earlier a carefully guarded secret of the Blood Angels when he fought alongside Sanguinius' IXth Legion in a xenocidal campaign on the world of Melchior. Horus had come upon his brother Primarch in a sunken ruin of an alien chapel and had witnessed the unthinkable -- Sanguinius murdering one of his own Astartes. Sanguinius explained his actions to his bewildered brother. He had discovered that within his own genome there was a terrible trait that lay buried and waiting to be awakened. This genetic flaw would later be known as the Red Thirst. Sanguinius had been aware of the flaw in his genome for several years, keeping the truth from the Emperor and his fellow Primarchs. Some of the Angel's sons had learned a measure of the truth, but only Azkaellon, First Captain Raldoron, the IXth Legion's Master Apothecary on the Legion homeworld of Baal and a few others were fully aware of the extent of this affliction carried within their Primarch's genome. They were united with Sanguinius in finding a way to repair this "Flaw."
In the Real World - Strigoi Vampires are said to be the same they can not move until they have counted things i.e grains of rice or sand, But they are extremely fast counters
Death Company is probably one of my favourite chapters/companies out of any of the chapters. Imagine seeing a bunch of black and red superhuman berserkers absolutely tearing through your fronts and not even blinking even when half their torso was shredded off. The company commanders/chaplains like Lemartes and Astorath are some of the most badass marines around
Pretty sure all legions get the ability to see memories if they eat some flesh . And the black rage causes blood angels to see horus in every face they see
Some of their successor chapters are more vampiric, Flesh Tearers, Knights of Blood, Angels Vermilion(they have a blood pool mass sacrifice ceremony), Charnel guard look undead and sleep on stasis coffins.
Don’t want to be that guy, but space marines would be a blur to humans as well, an example was on helsreach is when a Black Templar ran and killed guardsman from across the room before the commissar standing next to him drew his weapon to execute him
Sanguine also means to be optimistic or positive in a bad situation which is cool that it has that double meaning, as sanguinius has foresight of possible good futures
If you do cover the fantasy vampires in the future I'd be willing to watch that and learn. I've been playing the Von Carsteins in Total Warhammer on and off, they're fun but I still haven't learned their lore all that well. Thanks for covering this topic.
If you are into novels, I wholeheartly recommend Empire of the Vampire by Jay Kristoff. Two books are out and they are really long, but they are very well written.
There's another type of vampire in Warhammer 40k that you didn't mention. They're not very well known. To my knowledge, they've never been part of any big story. The Lacrymole. A race of shapeshifting, blood drinking xenos.
I love Warhammer 40k because there are literal demon hellspawn and a realm of chaos ruled over by evil gods, and that's not even the worst thing out there in the 40k universe.
Amazing video. Thank you for not doing it in universe or in character. Just straightforward information told well. All the melodrama turns me off from most lore channels.
No joke it's a reportedly documented fact that vampires demons and malevolent spirits both can't cross a line of salt if they have evil intent but also if no evil intent exists they may pass the salt line but not before counting although the counting bit was new to me too I just thought they couldn't cross a line of salt
I remember my brother being into war hammer and colouring drawings from the fantasy game, it's cool and interesting too see the difference kinds of vampires from the games. Lost girl is another vampire/ creature TV show you should check out Great video
Lots of warhammer fans don't actually play, but just enjoy the lore and novels because it's a huge world, perhaps one of the largest and continues to have more added over the years
Im also so glad you covered the warhammer fantasy vampires I have been curious about them but not too many people have videos on them and yes please make way more warhammer and warhammer fantasy videos!
If you think about it, Horus isn't really a traitor, at least not to the same level as lorgar or angron, if it wasn't for lorgar and erebus he probably wouldn't have fallen
There are literal Vampires in 40k that you seem to have completely missed... The *Vampyres* they exist on Necromunda as one of the feuding clans and are hunted by the inquisition for obvious reasons. Copied from the Wiki. The Vampyres are practically immortal, able to regenerate from horrific injuries, to the point they can come back from the dead, and are unnaturally resilient and hardy. Because of this they don't need to wear armor. The few people who are considered to have a true understanding of the Vampyres have suggested different methods of dealing with them, including prayers to the Emperor of Mankind and decapitation - the latter usually being more effective. Once a vampire is neutralized all of its thralls will regain their will.[1] Vampyres usually feed on the blood and fear of their victims, as long as the blood is not too tainted with pollutants, psychic or man-made, or comes from mutants, Hive fauna, aliens or Undead. Those that are drained by a vampyre quickly fall under their mind control and join their cult as a thrall. When a human is drained of his lifeforce he is often turned into a Vampyre. These can in time grow in power, ultimately becoming Vampyre Lords or even Vampyre Masters.[1] Vampyres are invisible to technical means so bionic eyes and other technological sight-enhancing weapons will not see them, though red dot sights will still target them.[1]
First off. Love the vid. Blood angels are one of my favorite factions. But. About the marines living to a few hundred years. Well, there are quite a few marines that was around when the horus heresy started in 30k. And now its 40k so there are a lot of marines that are 10,000 years old. And thats not even bringing in the Custodes into this. A marine living to 200 or 400 years old is very common. You should do a video about the Emperors children. They are my absolute favorite faction. I love how they get to use noise based weapons.
A lot of loyaltist marines are fairly young in 40k terms, but the traitor legions have many members that fought during the heresy, especially chaos marines
There's Werewolves in Warhammer Fantasy and 40K too. The Space Wolves Wulfen. And The Children of Ulric and the Fkesh Wolves and Ulfjarl on the Norse in Fantasy.
Interesting video. I'd love to see you do a video about the vampires of Age of Sigmar, though there is quite a bit of crossover with Warhammer Fantasy.
And lo, shall Your holy steel be as armour around our souls, and shall Your wisdom guide our hands. No spear nor barb of the enemy shall trouble our flesh of iron. Let the will of Mars be done! For the Omnissiah!!!
Horus could be very bad and all but I think the spot for the Biggest Traitor of the Emperium should go to Erebus the first chaplain of the Word Bearers.
Also Callistarious after recovered from the Black Rage, his personality and manner changed entirely. He later called himself Mephiston, while referring to callistarious as another peoson that died already
You forgot the actual race of vampires that exist in 40k. Check out page 205 of 40k Rogue trader. Yes i know 1st edition is old. Also genstealers are pretty much a sci fi twist on vampires but without the blood drinking. Lots of forcing yourself on people and having them under your thraol, and its also a curse spread by a kiss.
Didn't know about 40K vampires, I'm only familiar with the 5 bloodlines of Warhammer, it's kinda disappointing that they're included here instead of having their own vid, especially with all the special characters/founders of the bloodlines.
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I'm interested to see how you look at the many comic versions of Dracula and his kid I mean there's a wolverine Dracula and a Batman Dracula
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Forgot to mention that a large part of why the sisters of battle can actually withstand a lot of damage is because they wear power armor
And he also didn't know about they dropped churches from orbit while spraying holy water on the battlefield and salt
Power armor can only get you so far. Shield of Faith, Litany of Enduring Faith and an Indomitable Belief warlord gives them up to 4+ invulnerable save witch lets them literally tank plasma canons to the face, something power armor doesn't.
FAITH IS THEIR SHIED For the most part it's warp emporer magic
There is an actual vampire in a short story that pretends to he a ppanetary noble on some backwater.
Yeah, I think there's a bunch of xenos vampire races
@jonathancampbell7798 Oh no, I mean an actual, human vampire. I think he was born on Terra and everything. Probably a mutant.
@@ornu01Whats the story title, or the vampires name pls?
@@saviorebello7342 Had to look it up, a short story, the Isenbrach Horror.
@@jonathancampbell7798 the Krave
While the counting may be a cheeky reference to The Count from Sesame Street it is also based in historical Asian myths. Their version of vampires are said to have the need to count things (usually rice or seeds) and bags of them would be left outside to delay a vampire from being able to enter your house until sunrise.
South-Eastern Europe also has a tradition of distracting vampires with throwing them something to count (often seed, as rice was uncommon there in the past).
ya counting is a preaty well referenced vamp weakness this suprsies me that lollina didn't know
@@cayreet5992Also salt, or sand. Throw a handful and they're busy for hours
Yeah I came down here to say this! The count from sesame Street is based off of Asian lore. I also heard in ancient Egypt people with like OCD or autism would be thought of as vampires and ended because of that legend. Idk if thats true or just a rumor tho
The Count from Sesame Street is actually based on an ancient Slavic and Chinese myth of vampires. In China vampires are magically compelled to count spilled rice or coins, Slavic myths of vampires include extreme levels of OCD-styled behavior where a vampire would have to separate piles of sand if they noticed it was made from more than 2 shades or colors.
Pretty sure it's not even only vampires XD
They even reference those myths in Dracula 2000 (if i recall the name correctly). They throw a bag of rice or something, only because he's a super fast badass vampire he just looks down and counts it in less than a second lol
> Slavic myths of vampires include extreme levels of OCD-styled behavior where a vampire would have to separate piles of sand if they noticed it was made from more than 2 shades or colors
From what source/folklore/myths did you get this bullshit? Slavic folklore have many different types of vampires, and vampires strengths/weakness, but I don't know about such a thing as a sand count weakness.
I feel like you could make a mini series about Warhammer on your channel. Because there is so much to it that you’d have to make multiple videos to go over each faction, legion and/or character.
Like the Space Wolves are sometimes literal werewolves.
Just throwing the idea out there, love your work as always.
Dude isn’t only the best channel here, now he’s even reaching over to my favourite topic. Bless ya laddie
Blood Angels fans, where y'all at?
U called brother
Iron hands here, but I'm here for you brother.
By the blood are we made brother
Lamenter here
Space wolves are better but all are cool
Finally someone who talks about Vampires in 40k ❤️❤️ keep the vampire content coming bro 🙏
The Imperium's corpse on a chair has much to answer for.
Good luck with that one.
do not speak such heresy.
I am but a simple human being. I see 40k, I click. however, there are some minor mistakes here and there I have to point out. Firstly, there is only one Astates who lived for more than 1.000 years and he is Dante the chapter master of the Blood Angels in the current setting there isn't more that I am aware of. There were Astates that lived for more than a millennium from other legions that weren't Blood Angels, famously Sigismund of the Imperial Fists. Secondly, all that you listed like super strength, functional immorality, heightened senses, and lives for a couple of centuries are universal to all Astates not just the sons of the Great Angel. Finally, the Night Lords are like the Boltons in space of the Song of Ice and Fire universe, they are ruthless yet extremely efficient torturers. They lack the core characteristic of a real Vampire which is drinking blood, so I wouldn't include them as 40k Vampires.
About the special feats he mentioned; I think he meant they're even more amplified in the Blood Angels
That's wrong, there are other Space Marines that are at least as old as Dante. The Chief Librarian of the Carcharodons, Te Kahurangi, and his brother Manu, who has been hunting an artifact for over a thousand years, are both as old as if not slightly older than Dante.
@@FirstLast-ks6vm dante is the oldest living space marine that is not in a dreadnought or a chaos follower.
@@RanRayu carcharodons are loyalists, their chapter master is about the same size as a primarch and wears modified dreadnaught and terminator armor to fit his massive body.
@@mrfun177 i know. and no, tyberos does not wear modified dreadnought armor *and* terminator armor, he just wears modified tactical dreadnought armor, better known as terminator armor, no dreadnought parts on him.
but none of that changes the fact that there is no space marine, who is not in a dreadnought or chaos touched or spends a lot of time in the warp (edit: or spends a lot of time in stasis, such as primaris marines before they were released upon the lore), older than dante.
One correction: The Dark Eldar didn't make the Webway. The Webway was created by the Old Ones. The Eldar just know how to use it, and the Dark Eldar just went further by living there.
"I may not get another chance to mention it" - I think you can cover anything you like and people would be happy. It's your style that appeals as much as the content!
in Warhammer talk about Queen Neferata the first vampire and her five descendants of her clan and Von carsteins Blood dragon Lahmians Necrarch and Strigoi,
Total War: Warhammer 3
talk more about warhammer fantasy
You know that 😂 Von Castienes are also a Hammer Horror reference...
Dude, you need to cover the Wamphyri from Necroscope.
Hell yeah!! Loved that series of books and rarely find others who have read them!
@@Vegeta8300 man, the covers of those books were such a draw to me as a teenager, cracking books but so fucking weird
@jacobtierney4419 I actually read the third book first. Because I too was drawn in by the cover and needed to know more. I then went back and read the first 2 and then continued the whole series. Just such cool world building. Government agencies with psychic powers, vampires, travel thru Dimensions to the vampire planet and so much more. I really need to reread it.
If you think about it the Emperor himself is kind of a vampire/lich like creature
no he isnt, he is a perpetual, he simply exists just because, not out of any requirement for blood or food etc, psykers are only sacrificed to maintain the golden throne
Check out "Ravenous", a 1999 movie with a huge cast, is about something supernatural during the Mexican-American War, I think you'd be interested in it.
Holy sh*t, was not expecting to see Warhammer here. Hell yeah
Same, I love Collins videos just a real shame he got SOOOOOO much wrong
I liked the VTM reference, I never thought about that way of explaining it to people who know about VTM, but not 40k.
The Banu Haqim's antedilluvian is Haqim. Golconda was achieved by Saulot the founder of the Salubri.
It was inevitable that we'd get here. Congrats Sanguinius boys you've made it.
One thing about the weaknesses of Warhammer Fantasy Vampires, most of them can be negated through age/power of a Vampire. Also many of our listed weaknesses are spezial to one bloodline or one vampire and his descendants, like in Vampire the Maskerade
Calistarius changed his name to Maphistian (not sure of the spelling) after he overcame the black rage and on thing that help with that is that he is a power librarian of his chapter which means he can channel the warp to pretty much use magic. There’s tons of lore on him and how it’s thought that he is the embodiment of the dark side of Sanguineous while the Sanguinor, anther character is the embodiment of the light side. It’s really cool stuff.
Mephiston!
Not sure if it’s your cup of tea or anything but a video on vampire hunter D and VHD Bloodlust would be pretty awesome. Some really cool room for theory craft in that universe
Dark eldar are supposed to be like dark elves in d&d: they're fast like elves, they live a long time, they're sensitive to the dark and dwell in the darkness, they have dark gods that they serve or used to serve... Underdark is very much like the chaos realm that you described they live in
A stake to the heart has always amused me as a weakness, I know its origin (or a proposed origin) is that it was believed vampires needed to be staked down in their graves so they dont rise again. But, I always have this urge to point out everyone has a weakness to being staked in the heart, pretty sure it'll kill most things.
In some versions ofthe myth it doesn't kill but just Transfix.
Not me. I'm built different.
A massive yes to the full vid on Warhammer Fantasy vampires
counting is a traditional vampire weakness. you can tie a rope in knots and they will get obsessed with counting them and not enter your house
Or scatter seeds on the ground. Same effect.
The blood angels had been afflicted with some sort of flaw before the Heresy.
Horus had discovered solar decades earlier a carefully guarded secret of the Blood Angels when he fought alongside Sanguinius' IXth Legion in a xenocidal campaign on the world of Melchior. Horus had come upon his brother Primarch in a sunken ruin of an alien chapel and had witnessed the unthinkable -- Sanguinius murdering one of his own Astartes. Sanguinius explained his actions to his bewildered brother. He had discovered that within his own genome there was a terrible trait that lay buried and waiting to be awakened.
This genetic flaw would later be known as the Red Thirst.
Sanguinius had been aware of the flaw in his genome for several years, keeping the truth from the Emperor and his fellow Primarchs. Some of the Angel's sons had learned a measure of the truth, but only Azkaellon, First Captain Raldoron, the IXth Legion's Master Apothecary on the Legion homeworld of Baal and a few others were fully aware of the extent of this affliction carried within their Primarch's genome. They were united with Sanguinius in finding a way to repair this "Flaw."
In the Real World - Strigoi Vampires are said to be the same they can not move until they have counted things i.e grains of rice or sand, But they are extremely fast counters
Hi cogan Can you make a video about werewolfs of 40k i like to hear about them too your content is always great ❤❤🎉
Hoping you do more 40K content. There is just so much lore especially relating to vampires/monsters!
Death Company is probably one of my favourite chapters/companies out of any of the chapters. Imagine seeing a bunch of black and red superhuman berserkers absolutely tearing through your fronts and not even blinking even when half their torso was shredded off. The company commanders/chaplains like Lemartes and Astorath are some of the most badass marines around
Could you do the werewolves from howl, those are terrifying
you could do a video on the space wolfs for some werewolf content.
Pretty sure all legions get the ability to see memories if they eat some flesh . And the black rage causes blood angels to see horus in every face they see
It makes them relieve Sanguinius death.
@@TheBayzent yeah by seeing Horus , that's what makes them go mad
Some of their successor chapters are more vampiric, Flesh Tearers, Knights of Blood, Angels Vermilion(they have a blood pool mass sacrifice ceremony), Charnel guard look undead and sleep on stasis coffins.
The sisters of battle lose nearly every battle they have engaged in.
Hell yeah! I love Warhammer content and the Blood Angels are one of my favorite chapters
Yes!! COGAN IS COVERING THE BLOOD ANGELS!!
Thank you for the Cenobite / dark Eldar comparaison ! I had this one on my mind for a long time! ^^
Warhammer fans incoming!
The dark elder did not create the webway. The Old Ones made the webway
Don’t want to be that guy, but space marines would be a blur to humans as well, an example was on helsreach is when a Black Templar ran and killed guardsman from across the room before the commissar standing next to him drew his weapon to execute him
So, Conrad is straight up batman? Bro even tried cleaning up crime using fear with a bat as his symbol 😂❤
Sanguine also means to be optimistic or positive in a bad situation which is cool that it has that double meaning, as sanguinius has foresight of possible good futures
If you do cover the fantasy vampires in the future I'd be willing to watch that and learn. I've been playing the Von Carsteins in Total Warhammer on and off, they're fun but I still haven't learned their lore all that well. Thanks for covering this topic.
This is so timely...at sixty two I'm just getting into warhammer. My own favourites are the Death Korps Of Krieg. Great content as usual 👏
Hey really love your videos 😊
If you are into novels, I wholeheartly recommend Empire of the Vampire by Jay Kristoff. Two books are out and they are really long, but they are very well written.
Was trying to learn more about this. This helps a ton
Please do a video about vampires in World of Warcraft in the future! I would love to hear you talk about the San'layn, Dreadlords and Venthyr!
Never thought I would see this
Have you considered covering the alien vampires from 1985’s “Lifeforce”? I feel like it would be right up your alley
do a video on the space wolves next please.
Never really thought of how similar the blood angels and midnight mass are in some ways xD
There's another type of vampire in Warhammer 40k that you didn't mention. They're not very well known. To my knowledge, they've never been part of any big story. The Lacrymole. A race of shapeshifting, blood drinking xenos.
He commits sins and heresy against the emperor
Abhorash is a bro. Best buds with the founder of Bretonnia and fought side by side with him during end times. Also actively hates his own bloodline.
By the Emperor! Cogan doing a video about Warhammer 40k's vampires!?
Keep the videos coming man, we need mooooreee!!!
Please make a video on the emperor, I have never been interested in Warhammer but this video has me wanting to learn more
Adeptus ridiculous and weshammer are great warhammer content creators and Wes has done an Emperor deep dive
I love Warhammer 40k because there are literal demon hellspawn and a realm of chaos ruled over by evil gods, and that's not even the worst thing out there in the 40k universe.
Always here for some blood angels hype
Amazing video. Thank you for not doing it in universe or in character. Just straightforward information told well. All the melodrama turns me off from most lore channels.
No joke it's a reportedly documented fact that vampires demons and malevolent spirits both can't cross a line of salt if they have evil intent but also if no evil intent exists they may pass the salt line but not before counting although the counting bit was new to me too I just thought they couldn't cross a line of salt
The Vampire Counts from Warhammer Fantasy were *right there!*
There are literally vampire in 40k tho. Not space marines but Xenos vampiric species. Missed opportunity 🥲
There was no elf vampire. That was a fever dream during the End Times, lol which didn’t exist either.
Bruh Cogan please cover the vampire from the elder scroll games franchise they are very intriguing and complex and deserves a spot
Weekends with vampire videos are always good weekends.
I remember my brother being into war hammer and colouring drawings from the fantasy game, it's cool and interesting too see the difference kinds of vampires from the games.
Lost girl is another vampire/ creature TV show you should check out
Great video
Hey man don't don't forget about Vulkan he's a massive slab of beef he Towers over his brothers
Loved the video, The Blood Angels are my favorite Legion!
A small correction: The Eldars did not created the Webway, the Old Ones did.
This game sounds awesome, why have I never played it… I mean I know why, it seems like a huge barrier to entry but, still… So awesome
Lots of warhammer fans don't actually play, but just enjoy the lore and novels because it's a huge world, perhaps one of the largest and continues to have more added over the years
I didn't know Warhammer had vampire-like creatures. I clicked so fast.
Kurze is Frank Miller's Batman...that's from where the bat symbol comes.
This was a really cool video! Had no idea there was a fantasy side Warhammer, thought it was mostly tech. ❤️🔥
Im also so glad you covered the warhammer fantasy vampires I have been curious about them but not too many people have videos on them and yes please make way more warhammer and warhammer fantasy videos!
If you think about it, Horus isn't really a traitor, at least not to the same level as lorgar or angron, if it wasn't for lorgar and erebus he probably wouldn't have fallen
As always, suggesting the B BC miniseries Ultraviolet, one of the best 'realistic' vampire shows ever.
Unfortunately, you didn't say anything about the actual bat-like, 40k warp vampires... too bad.
@coganLollins Please do a vid/s on the fantasy vampires. They are a fav of mine.
There are literal Vampires in 40k that you seem to have completely missed... The *Vampyres* they exist on Necromunda as one of the feuding clans and are hunted by the inquisition for obvious reasons.
Copied from the Wiki.
The Vampyres are practically immortal, able to regenerate from horrific injuries, to the point they can come back from the dead, and are unnaturally resilient and hardy. Because of this they don't need to wear armor. The few people who are considered to have a true understanding of the Vampyres have suggested different methods of dealing with them, including prayers to the Emperor of Mankind and decapitation - the latter usually being more effective. Once a vampire is neutralized all of its thralls will regain their will.[1]
Vampyres usually feed on the blood and fear of their victims, as long as the blood is not too tainted with pollutants, psychic or man-made, or comes from mutants, Hive fauna, aliens or Undead. Those that are drained by a vampyre quickly fall under their mind control and join their cult as a thrall. When a human is drained of his lifeforce he is often turned into a Vampyre. These can in time grow in power, ultimately becoming Vampyre Lords or even Vampyre Masters.[1]
Vampyres are invisible to technical means so bionic eyes and other technological sight-enhancing weapons will not see them, though red dot sights will still target them.[1]
First off. Love the vid. Blood angels are one of my favorite factions.
But. About the marines living to a few hundred years. Well, there are quite a few marines that was around when the horus heresy started in 30k. And now its 40k so there are a lot of marines that are 10,000 years old. And thats not even bringing in the Custodes into this.
A marine living to 200 or 400 years old is very common.
You should do a video about the Emperors children. They are my absolute favorite faction. I love how they get to use noise based weapons.
A lot of loyaltist marines are fairly young in 40k terms, but the traitor legions have many members that fought during the heresy, especially chaos marines
I could definitely be down with more Warhammer 40k content from you, 40k is as cool as Vampires and Warewolves.
There's Werewolves in Warhammer Fantasy and 40K too.
The Space Wolves Wulfen. And The Children of Ulric and the Fkesh Wolves and Ulfjarl on the Norse in Fantasy.
Actual vampires in 40k were listed in the original rogue trader rpg GW put out in the 80's
Interesting video. I'd love to see you do a video about the vampires of Age of Sigmar, though there is quite a bit of crossover with Warhammer Fantasy.
i would love a video about the vampires of warhammer fantasy
And lo, shall Your holy steel be as armour around our souls, and shall Your wisdom guide our hands.
No spear nor barb of the enemy shall trouble our flesh of iron. Let the will of Mars be done! For the Omnissiah!!!
Horus could be very bad and all but I think the spot for the Biggest Traitor of the Emperium should go to Erebus the first chaplain of the Word Bearers.
I’m not sure on the Nightlord example, they’re more psycho Batman than vampire in my opinion
Surprised you didn’t mention that blood angels also have wings sometimes.
No, only sanguinius had wings and they were likely warp nonsense as Big E is not big on inhuman mutations. Any other wings you see are mechanical
Now you have to make a video on space werewolves.
can you talk more about vampire the Masquerade
Also Callistarious after recovered from the Black Rage, his personality and manner changed entirely.
He later called himself Mephiston, while referring to callistarious as another peoson that died already
Vampires in 40K WOW! Great gob! Enjoyed the video
You forgot the actual race of vampires that exist in 40k. Check out page 205 of 40k Rogue trader. Yes i know 1st edition is old. Also genstealers are pretty much a sci fi twist on vampires but without the blood drinking. Lots of forcing yourself on people and having them under your thraol, and its also a curse spread by a kiss.
Didn't know about 40K vampires, I'm only familiar with the 5 bloodlines of Warhammer, it's kinda disappointing that they're included here instead of having their own vid, especially with all the special characters/founders of the bloodlines.
Do Longlegs next! It has supernatural elements