Months of Shame - Original Song - ft. Leo Grimwind & Cpl. Corgi
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Ethan Song
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Vocals by:
Cpl. Corgi as Inquisition
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Leo Grimwind as Space Wolves
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Grey knights: "if we let them go it could cost us everything."
Space wolves: "if we betray them we have already lost ourselves."
It is salwation or the end?
@@user-ec4vw8xl9l the real point is if you have to become as bad as the daemons to win are you really winning?
esically in this case where the demon gods LITERALLY feed on you being like them eventually this feed back loop is gonna be too much for humanity to controll threw just more violence and oppresion
@@wilmagregg3131 whats the point in saving a couple, if it only dooms millions more.
@@venom0825 except delibratly dooming the couple feeds the demons which insures they will kill millions later.
plus they have no excuse they had a entire legion of gray nights and they couldnt psionically scan a bunch weak guradsmen and find any corruption?
no of course they could but the inquistion as always picks the fastes option assuming its the best ITS NOT.
@@wilmagregg3131 mind scan have never been accurate in 40k, with multiple stories of corruption going un notice by even the best psycher so dont even start with that.
Everything feeds chaos good or bad, but being a bleeding heart idiot gives them an easy entrance. Like it or not the scorch earth method has been the only effective mean of slowing down chaos.
The Emperor created the Space Marines to be the protectors of humanity. Whether intentionally or not, the Space Wolves protected humans against the Inquisition doing something inhumane to the very humans the Space Marines are intended to protect. Unruly space furries aside, they are a first founding chapter, and they did as they were created. They defended humanity, whether that be the literal humans, or the concept of humanity.
Under the Space Wolves barbaric appearance and reputation is a rod of honour that is as unbending as an Imperial Fist standing on a battlement.
As a first foundin chapter (or legion if we stay with their pre heresy title), they afe doing their duty, protect humanity no matter the cost, yes they are unruly, cruel or barbaric, but they protect the ones who can't protect themselves, even from humanity himself. That is true honor for his duty given by the Allfather.
@@chaptermastermarneuscalgar6926 As a proud Imperial Fist this is true.
Fucking Ultrasmurf
"They are a first founding chapter, and they did as they were created:" executed the inquisition? No seriously, aren't the Space Wolves the Emperor's executioners?
@@Sleepy_zzzzz That's just a fame-title.
Also imagine a SPACE WOLF saying "steel yourself as I come aboard"
Your ship basically just became a blender
depends on the wolves boarding method, teleport or boarding missile? blender.
getting the warshsip into charge range? blended.
The Wolves can ram an enemy ship so hard that it becomes pregnant....
Thats the secret of how they have such a huge fleet....
Inquisitor: "Haha! I'm in danger!"
Ah yes the same fleet that also ram the vengeful spirit
@@tardigrade8019 It was Logan Grimnar himself teleporting onto the ship's bridge
I tried looking up what this song was about, but a very angry looking fellow came to my quarters and advised (At Bolter point) to drop the matter.
I'm guessing from the use of a Bolter and the fact you were not summarily executed that it was not an Inquisitorial representative.
@@cobaltCarnivore Probably a pissed off Space Wolf who'd rather let the past stay buried.
@@kabob0077 generally a space marine is well i would figure he would at least say a particularly Olympian giant of a Prius if they were wearing their armor as opposed to just fellow
@@kingnothing8570 Maybe you're right, however only OP can tell us...
@@kabob0077 still is a good idea that didn't come to mind for me until i read it
Addendum it could also be a chapter serf or early mod space marine
Something that really interests me here is that the Space Wolves didn’t immedately attack the Inquisition, but instead tried to use their ships as shields to protect civilian ships leaving Armageddon, hoping the Inquisition would reconsider. It was only when the battle barge Scramsaex was destroyed by the Inquisition that the Space Wolves gave up on trying to reason with them and start firing back. The Space Wolves, known for being the Emperor’s Executioners, actually bound their savagery in an attempt to deter the Inquisition’s wrath.
They didn't fire back for many months, it wasn't till the inquisition invited the wolves to negotiate and then open fired on the wolves ships which had just arrived unshielded, destroying 4 smaller ones and damaging the wolves battlebarge flagship.
The wolves are savage in combat but they have honor and they hate dishonor. They knew it was imperium vs imperium when the inquisition was firing at the civilians so they acted as what they are as space marines, the defenders of humanity, and acted as shield. But after they saw the dishonesty of the inquisition who fired on an attempt to parley, the inquisition practically asked for their savagery to be unleash on them
The most important thing for an Executioner to understand, is that an Execution is the last resort
@Demiclea Don't you mean Grumpy Old Living Coffin?
@Demiclea Bjorn however falls into a unique category; he's the oldest active Loyalist Space Marine in the entire Imperium of Man being some 10,000 years old.
Idol month: ends
StringStorm: Months of shame
Shame for what wecausedwith the orc idol
@@chryasor9254 The ork idol was a gift from god, there is no shame there
I regret nothing and Orkette has been embraced by the community... by FORCE!
All months, that aren't Idol months, are Months of shame
Logan Grimnar
as the space marine idol?
Inquisition: "You know to much about Chaos!"
Citizens: "What!? What's Chaos!?"
Inquisition: "... Well now you definitely know to much"
Always funny how the Inquisition doesn’t purge the people who know more about Chaos than anyone else in the Imperium.
Inquisitor- so we are supposed to protect the population from the influence of chaos?
Gray knight- yep
Inquisitor- but when trying to find taint we teach the people of chaos and kill them anyway?
Grey knight-....yes
Inquisitor- we are morons
Grey knight-yep
@@knightpal1545 most sane inquisitor ever
To be fair they actually knew too much about Chaos, they were soldiers who had fought against daemonic legions led by a daemon primarch himself. If any menial should die for knowing too much about Chaos it would probably be them. Both sides were in the wrong, the inquisition was too quick to turn on the Space Wolves instead of just humoring them while the Space Wolves overstepped their bounds to protect those who doctrinally should have been purged.
@@hawawah8671 I disagree. If they only want to prevent the spread of chaos by killing people who are susceptible to corruption then every inquisitor fresh out of academy should shot kill himself on the spot as he is also susceptible to corruption. Considering that normal inquisitors act erratic and out of their ass then most likely half of them are already corrupted. Inquisition only works because it has support of the imperium. But it only works because imperium is 99.99% humans. If inquisition were to continue doing what they do they would eventually be found out. And once they lose support of the people the Imperium of Man would effectively lose the support of the Imperium of Man. In a world where you can summon a bloodletter from the pool of infants blood FAITH is everything. The inquisition should answer directly to the emperor and sit on their asses unless given orders by some kind of vision in their sleep. Currently they are uncontrollable wild dogs biting their farmers chickens to death.
Warhammer rock opera needs to happen.
Not rock opera. It must be EPIC opera ]}]
... I'd listen to that.
@@shadowstrider8295 I'd sing in that ]}]
@@Grimwind and I imagine you would have fun doing so.
@@shadowstrider8295 I'd like, somebody written this thing ]}] And in that case it will be no problem ]}]
Just the raw emotion in "backstabber". For those who don't know the wolves were called in to organize an understanding with the Inquisition. When the wolves came close the Inquisition fired on the space wolves ships. Killing all escorts and horribly wounding their main ship. Under armistice the Inquisition fired on the wolves..and understandably...the wolves flew into a rage and the friendly fire and betrayal for up untill that moment..no space wolves had harmed any of the Inquisition forces. This was the turning point. And it's so evident in this moment. Calm..then uncontrollable rage
Benito Mussolini Just keep the pro-fascist themes to minimum and I’d read it
The Inquisition Fucked up royally. You never attack a man when his sword is sheathed and then expect him to grovel before you.
Especially if that man happens to be a centuries old Space Viking who's racked up more kills than you've taken breaths.
Random Centurion Logan Grimnar was considered old when he became the Wolf Lord roughly 800 years ago.
@Benito Mussolini Don't forget the Celestial Lions... "Ork Snipers"...
Benito Mussolini keep your socialist idiologs and iconography out of here. We’re strictly theocratic oligarchs in this household.
And all surviving Celestial Lion cheer on the Wolves. All five of them.
Actually the Celestial Lions would be at full strength during the Months of Shame because it took place after the first war of Armageddon and the Celestial Lions were almost wiped out during the third war, I guess the Inquisition got really good at indirectly wiping out Space Marine Chapter that piss them off after the Months of Shame.
They got good at wiping the lesser chapters sure the chapters that are the legion hearts are to dangerous for the inquisition to approach in such manners and hell to fight directly
that and the Space wolves are much larger then codex compliant chapters, depending on wether or not they recently been wiped out the Space Wolves can easily number in the tens of thousands.
*chokes on water* You guys are still alive?!
@@imperialfist2304 They made some deal with another chapter to chill on their planet to recover dont expect to see them again for hundreds of years cause it will take a while for 5 guys to get back to 1000
I like how the voice of the Inquisition is pretty and smooth, while Space Wolves basically growl, yet the "good guy, bad guy" roles are reversed here.
MizantropMan I also like how the Inquisition side talks mad crap the entire time while the Wolves are trying to talk them down another typical role swap. Also I love at the end when the Wolf just goes “fine let’s do this” and the Inquisition starts back peddling so hard it nearly tore a hole to the warp.
Commander Shepard
No, they took the survivors as Chapter surfs. Bjorn would agree to a lot of things to avoid civil war, but he is a Space Wolf Dreadnought not a Chapter Master he doesn’t have the authority or the lack of respect to undermined Logan. The only Armageddon civilians who didn’t make it were the ones that the Inquisition shot down or otherwise caught.
Commander Shepard they aren’t chaos tainted. That was kind of the whole point of the months of shame, and there are still a considerable amount of Fenrisians left on Fenris and serving on the Space Wolf Chapter Fleet.
@Commander Shepard The novel "Ashes of Prospero" explores the aftermath of Magnus' rampage. The native population of Fenris got decimated, yet they still endure.
Since, you know, you cannot accept the gene-seed of Russ if you do not posess the canis helix, and native fenrisians are the only ones that do.
Commander Shepard the Armageddon survivors numbered in the tens of thousands out of hundreds of billions that is less than a 00.00001 percent survival rate, and were saved specifically because they resisted the taint of chaos. The Space Wolves were specifically designed to kill Astartes even Guilliomen admitted that the average space Wolf was superior in physical capability to Ultramarines. Space Wolves and by extension Fenrisians had been previously established as being extremely resilient to chaotic taint. Out of the millions of Space Wolves that have been deployed only Stvein and I think a handful of his men if that in the entire history of the Wolves turned and Stvein wasn’t turned by chaos until he became disillusioned by the Imperiam. The Space Wolves aren’t just better than everyone else because of plot power, but because of the role that they were supposed to fulfill in the Emperor’s new galactic order. The Wolves also always have large numbers because they use the codex as toilet paper as such they are a legion sized formation not a chapter sized. 40K has a lot of stuff going on in and you need to piece it together in order to have a full grasp otherwise comments like yours occur.
*I see the Inquisition and the space wolves together*
Oh...
Karl Franz You’re in the wrong universe your majesty, but you are right. Also isn’t the cult of Ulric pretty much a medieval version of the space wolves?
Its my headcannon that both universes are together. Also yeah pretty much.
Wrong universe Karl Franz.
Mistakes were made
Shall I fetch the popcorn my Lord?
"Such bloodshed
So Senseless
I call end
To this vengeance."
-The Inquisition.
My irony meter exploded.
This was after that Ordo Mallus Inquisitior died.
@Gay Hobbit if only
My irony meter just broke from hearing this comment
As an Inquisitor i have always supported constructive mass murdering of planetary populations.
The inquisition is sign of heresy, in our own lines as well as the heretic's
"Steel yourself as I come aboard."
-Coming from a Space Wolf, that's a scary line.
"We are the line that's never crossed."
-And this one's just regularly badass line.
Space Wolf "Bring the ship into charge range"
"Get into melee range"
"Drive the ship closer, I want to hit them with my frost axe."
To be honest that coming from any space marine is scary considering how deadly they are in melee combat
WE WILL NOT TURN FROM THIS FIGHT
The Months of Shame is a tragic story of indecent men fighting for decency against decent men forced to be indecent.
SexualYeti I see poetry is another blessing you possess.
Holy shit i never thought about it like that. Welcome to the grimdark though, right?
I think my favourite bit of this line is it can be seen as not clear who is who. Is the Inquisition the indecent men, executing people who saved a world, fighting for the sake of stopping many other daemon invasions while the Space Wolves are the decent men forced into protecting potential cultists and chaos worshippers for the sake of their honour? Or are the barbaric unruly Space Wolves the indecent men, fighting for the sake of the common man while the Inquisition are the decent men protecting mankind and forced to be inhumane in the line of protecting far more worlds then the one before them?
SexualYeti the reply was Decent
Heroes are good guys who do bad things to bad guys for good reasons.
Villains are bad guys who do bad things to good people for good reasons.
dude this song is so intense like both singers start out sad and mournful that they have todo this and then it turns into brutal hate as both start to yell at each other,
its perfect
I just do not get it, why they could not find some compromise. Like not executing those guardsmen but at the same time forbiding them to ever land anywhere and throw that huge army into some brutal fight where they might do some good but would not come into contact with any other imperial unit (ie pick large ork infested planet, drop all those soldiers there to fight untill one side is dead and if by miracle those guardsmen win, then load back rest of them and throw them into some other meatgrinder).
Orks would not care about any chaos taint anyway and that way Imperium may curb a bit any upcoming waagh for while in one area.
midgetydeath Space Wolves noble savages turned heroes of the empire.
@midgetydeath I do want to clarify 1 thing. The Space Wolves didnt act because they felt the Inquisition was being heavy handed, but because the Inquisition had broken its word for no good reason, and in as insulting a way as possible. And the Space Wolves COULDNT take that lying down.
"You leashless dog that never learnt your place" could easily be said to the Inquisition. A watchdog force that's above imperial law.
One of the problems of the Inquisition is that most of its agents of the different Ordos are mere humans that use their power to quell their personal goals and needs
They do have some very minor Ordos that try to police the Inquisition, but it's not Ordos that are very popular with Inquisitors.
@@leadpaintchips9461 i wonder why. could it possibly be that this whole organization is flawed and that is why they hide from the public eye
@@seanmac1793 Or maybe it's because any challenge to the Inquisitions authority, especially in the public eye, undermines their ability to do their very necessary work.
@@leadpaintchips9461 some orginazation like the inqustion is necessary. It's why it was created in the first place. I for one doubt that Malcador thought that a bunch of trigger happy secretive gestapo was what his org was going to turn into
This song is excellent. The back and forth between the Inquisition and the Space Wolves is well done. It truly feels like an argument and the emotions are spot on. While anyone can choose whose actions they'd back, the song paints them both as having a point and, in doing so, gives both groups respect.
The Inquisition starts off calm but resolute. However, there's also an undertone of sadness. They're not doing this just willy-nilly but because they feel it's necessary. Chaos can take root in even the most hardened of individuals, so civilians and ordinary guardsmen are definitely fair game. They're mounting frustration and eventual anger is well conveyed.
The Space Wolves start with disbelief. They can't believe that this is even happening. These people fought with them against their greatest enemy. To simply kill them asks the question of what are they fighting for. Their eventual outrage turning into solemn defiance was a nice touch.
I think you've captured that this wasn't a clear cut issue. It's an area of grey.
Ethan really slayed it with the lyrics! The way they paired with the melody made it real easy to put the right intonation on there
Here to add on that everything the Inquisition says dissing the Space Wolves in the last 3rd of the song, can be put right back onto them. I don't know if it was done on purpose to show their total hypocrisy, but it's a great self-own that's actually quite subtle!
@Deathcoldan *OK hand symbol. Wink wink nudge nudge.*
No. The inquisition is wrong. How many IG know about chaos and haven't turned despite campaigns against their forces? Kysnaros was a corrupt bloodthirsty fool. He went so far as to go back on his word of simply waiting until his superiors gave a final call, because he knew they would disagree. This song was to vindicate the Wolves and show the hypocrisy of the Inquisition. The Months of Shame are not known as such for the Astartes, to them it was just another righteous battle in the name of the Emperor, their GRANDPA. Yes, priests are literally arguing with angels of their supposed God, who also happen to be the closest things to his blood relatives. If you haven't face palmed at their level of stupid yet, I'll wait.
@@dragoneye6229 I love how you tell me I'm wrong about what the song's about when the person who did the song likes my comment...
Like I said, you can take whatever side you want for whatever reason but the song isn't trying to vindicate anyone. It's just describing the two sides and their feelings on the matter and each other's actions.
I wonder if the tragedy of Prospero effected the wolfs willingness to challenge "authority".
I like to think so
Absolutely
its been noted that leman himself felt a great deal of grief over the burning of prospero
yes
Burning an actually loyal planet and starting the worst civil war in your civilization's history probably changes your outlook on the standards established at Nuremburg, yes.
Space Wolves: "We're the line that's never crossed"
Magnus: ...
pepito wata omi Magnes was murdered in the most humiliating way a Primarch can be murdered by a Primarch. The only thing that could’ve made it worse is if it was Loregar killing him.
To be fair, Magnus still hasnt succeeded in killing the Space Wolves, while 90% of his chapter can be put in a dustpan.
So I'd say ending up against the Space Wolves hasnt worked out particularly well for him
Tardi Grade and now both legions are afraid of the vacuum cleaner
@@tardigrade8019 So? That was not the meaning behind this. The burning of Prospero was the greatest failure of the Space Wolves as they condemned a loyal Legion to burn and pushes their cousins into the grasp of chaos.
@@Paladin327 it is a most terrifying foe.
you know that you've done something bad when humans who have been genetically modified to near demi-gods who really aren't supposed to feel emotions nor remorse towards mere mortals starts to feel disgusted by you
True but the space Wolf have their own code of justice and honor and now almost All loyalist legion beside the dark Angel and the Iron hand seem way more "human"
The Space Wolves actually like the mortals. The people look up to Logan Grimnar as a saint basically for his devotion to protecting the mortal population.
They're almost like the Salamanders except with a thing for wolves and melee instead of lizards and fire.
The raven guard is close to is People and those they free from opperssion the with scar respect the human Who prove their might and consider it is the duty of the strong to protect the weak
Do you know who are the first Grey-Knights? Definitely not some psykers.
The REAL 1st war for armeggeddon.
The day the Space Wolves reminded me why I love them so much.
And reminded The Grey Knights that their supposed "Purity" does not make them immune to dishonor.
I don't even like the space furries, but I prefer them to the inquisition here. It's too bad that the Gay Knights are gonna plant their furry dog ears on their force swords
Do you know who are the first Grey-Knights? Definitely not some psykers.
It wasn't the Grey Knights choice. They have to bend knee to the Ordo Malleus. While they serve as the militant arm, they are still their own independent chapter, just following orders. Fuck the Inquisition, not the Grey Knights.
@@garvielloken9356 ...What about Janus.
Apu Apustija haha I mean the months of shame begged to differ
When you can't use the ork snipers on a space marine chapter so you have to fight them in a rap battle
of course you can't the wolves would never put up with shit
Poor little space-lions......
Hard to Ork Sniper 10k marines
You may joke about Ork Sniper but I have seen them and they paint themselves purple.
@@Marinealver how did you ser them if they're purple?
Ah, the LAMENTERS send their regards. And every marine they can spare to Fenris. Because FOR THOSE WE CHERISH, WE DIE IN GLORY!
Lamenters are the best chapter in 40k bar none.
@@arueshalaetablebuildingsociety Shame they are so hard to paint.
Checkerboard shoulder pads.
I wonder what a lamenter song would sound like?
Symphonic blues
Blues metal?
@@eobardthawne3333 Probably something akin to the style of The Day that Never Comes or Fade to Black.
The Lamenters did not take part in the Devastation of Baal... ever wonder why?
"I can't forget the sight of air becoming poison."
"Maybe the torches of ignorance should have taken them as well."
"The air chars us, like the hope we're cursed to hold."
"BACKSTABBER"
What songs did "I can't forget the sight of air becoming poison", "The are chars us, like the hope we're cursed to hold" come from?
@@Daz0n atrocity is the poison air one
@@Daz0n Atrocity, Tallarn
“Let Joros make peace with the ground”
Ha! Ha! Ha!
*"WE WON'T TAR THEIR INNOCENCE, WITH THE STAIN OF PARTICIPANTS"*
a summary of the months of shame:
Space Wolves told the inquisition to not kill off a population, the inquisition tried, and the space wolves got in their way. A "cold war" followed between the wolves and inquisition until the inquisition pretended to want to negotiate an end only to attack the space wolves causing the "cold war" to go HOT.
This ends with the space wolves besting and out maneuvering the inquisitorial forces many times their size even including other chapters fighting for the inquisition. A Truce is made last second with the death of the inquisitor that lead the attack.
While the space wolves gained the upper hand in the fight, the novel does mention it was more of both sides will kill each other kind of deal rather than one emerging victorious which says a TON about a SINGLE CHAPTER and their capabilities vs the Inquisition which called upon the Gray Knights AND OTHER SPACE MARINE CHAPTERS + other inquisitors/inquisitorial forces.
Actually the Inquisition told the Space Wolves that they wouldn't purge the population of Armageddon, but tried to purge the population anyway.
@@chaptermastermarneuscalgar6926 this is why it's a summary I don't go into detail. But basically the Inquisition thought the space wolves wouldn't dare fight the Inquisition.
I don't think that the Space Wolves actually follow the Codex Astartes, so they have more than a Chapter. Otherwise, spot on.
They also no longer put up with the Inquisition beyond that point, with aggression shown to any Inquisitorial forces in their sector.
@@martinosborne4703 Yeah I should have made that clear, but I still think it was quite a feat. The novel made me realize just how powerful founding chapters are, both in battle and off, the fact that can so openly disobey the inquisition and not get deleted like the Celestial Lions(?Hopefully I didn't miss-remember the chapter name), not to mention the Celestial Lions purge was implied to be done by a small amount of inquisitors and their resources while the Months of Shame makes it clear there are more than a fair few inquisitors.
Space wolves may not be the strongest chapter out there in general but they have been killing and fighting before most of the enemies they faced in the months of shame, they werent the Emperors Executioners for nothing, they know how to kill and especially kill other astartes
Stringstorm, at least for me, is an incredibly weird artist.
When i hear a new song of his for the first time i always find it terrible and inferior to all his previous work, then i listen to it a second and third time to make sure i read all the lyrics carefully, but that point a part of the song will have stuck with me and i start to feel the need to listen to it again and again.
(even just a line will do "the tide turns again and not in our favour, my forces face their deaths but not once do they waver" is probably one of my all times favourite)
20 minutes later i'm listening to the new song on repeat and i'm amazed, how could i think that this was bad? it's amazing, it's perfect, Strongstorm did it again!
So yeah, i won't be able to sleep enough tonight because the Stringstorm effect hit me in full swing and i'm listening to the last verse on repeat in the middle of the night while i eat cereals, god damn it.
You sir must live inside my brain. This is my reaction to most Stringstorm songs. The first listen is so-so, even bad, but by the third i am more than thtilled. It is just so awesome.
Fave lyrics: "The overwhelming weight of the Impwrium upon me" you can feel Roboute's sheer agony and determination
@@battleowl3517 Yeah, that line if my favourite too in Guilliman's song, but it's the highlight of the song so i imagine that a lot of people like that, it's trully a great part.
For this one, personally, i have to go with "We are the line that's never crossed", in general that final piece really captures the bullheadedness and fury of the wolves that have been pushed far, far beyond the point of no return.
It's something great really, he always manages to capture the spirit of the characters he's portraying and their current situation, hell, even the one about Commander Farsight, while being almost a joke by how "anime opening" it sounds, conveys his readiness to go against anyone and anything to do what he thinks is right.
@@erdervv the imperial fists song us another great example. Couldnt really get it at the beggining. Now that i think of it the only song I adored from the first listern was of the orks
Battle Owl imperial fists is amazing “daemon, xenos, heretics come face your golden doom/tremble at their heavy steps/ in the earth be entombed”.
How fucking cool is this line? I still get shivers and get pumped up when listening to it, and I’m not even a IF player. Even though I must say that it got me from the first time I listened to i
Exactly how i feel too my friend! Ny favorite line from his songs is probably "From his throne he will lead us, for he is our light in the storm. Surrounded by the enemies of Man we are met with nothing but war" it gives me this feeling that even in this grimdark future, there is still a chance that humanity just want to live in peace if it wasn't for being constantly under siege and the only thing that keeps them going is the lifeline the Emperor makes
At the end the Space Wolf singer just goes “fine let’s do this” and the way the Inquisition singer try’s to back bedel so damn hard is humorous.
as an un-named greyhunter once said
"Dont worry about what I can do with this bolter. Worry instead about where I am gonna stick this chainsword"
@Harrison Viksush the inquisitor in the song (kysnaros) was cleaved by Logan by the end of the months of shame so yeah
To be fair, in the timeline of the song, that moment roughly corresponds with the moments when Space Wolves boarded the Inquisition's flagship in the Fenris System and turned the bridge into a blender.
"Wait! It was just a prank!" - Kysnaros' last words before being decapitated, probably.
I'm still salty over Prospero, but I'll admit that the Vylka Fenryka are not as prejudice as the Inquisition.
Okay. That's not really an accomplishment.
@@HalfTangible it's the best compliment they'll get from me.
*MAGNUS DID NOTHING WRONG!*
@@supersaiyandiclonius3056 Magnus did a LOT of things wrong, actually :P
... though granted, the other traitor primarchs all did worse.
@@HalfTangible eh, Magnus made mistakes. The others were just dicks.
But my main gripe against Leman Russ is that the Emperor told him to arrest Magnus, and the one who told Leman to kill him was ffffFFUCKING *HORUS!*
@@supersaiyandiclonius3056 Angron and Cruze were damned by the Emperor's neglect. The callous sacrifice of Angron's army meant that he was going to turn eventually, and Cruze was so obviously mad that giving a Space Marine Legion was just asking for trouble.
Breif summary of the months of shame;
Inquisition: kills innocent humans, and guardsman who held the line against the Daemons of hell itself as glorious defenders of humanity.
Space wolves: Protects the Civilian Mass Conveyors and Imperial Navy Ships carrying Imperial Guardsmen that held the line.
Inquisition: Demands a Parlay to talk cessation of hostilities, Attacks the wolves when they (wrongly) believe their guard has been lowered.
Space Wolves: *C O W A B U N G A I T I S*
Inquisition: Starts taking heavy losses in skirmishes with Wolves defending their targets. Mobilises the entire Red Hunters Astartes chapter, alongside Grey Knights forces and an entire Inquisition battle group to attack Fenris while the vast majority of the Space Wolves are deployed fighting the enemies of the Imperium across the galaxy.
Space Wolves: Wake up Bjorn the Fell Handed so he can say "GET OFF MY LAWN!" to a pompous and borderline heretical Lord Inquisitor Kynaros. Majority of chapter fleet translates to real space in orbit and proceeds to all but wipe out Grey Knights, Inquisition fleets and Red Hunters chapter. Great Wolf Logan Grimnar teleports aboard Inquisition flag ship with his personal Wolf Guard and personally cuts down the Grey Knights guarding the Inquisitor during a sprinting melee charge in terminator armour before blindingly fast slicing the Inquisitor in two. Bjorn the Fell-Handed himself has to teleport aboard the flagship to stay Grimnar's blade and stop the wolves from massacring every single soul in the aggressor fleet in retaliation.
The Inquisition learned to not fuck with the Wolves, or any first founding chapter that day. Their orders are directly from the Emperor himself, and his sons - their Primarchs. The first founding chapters have been purging the enemies of mankind since LONG before the Inquisition existed and will continue to do so as the Inquisition drowns in rampant bureaucracy, narcissism and egotism.
Brought a tear to my eye.
You forgot that the Grey Knight Hyperion, who fought Logan to a standstill, while only beein' in Servo armour. I mean the Guy destroyed Lorgars Black Blade with his hands and Mind, okay?
Inquisition: HurHur let's fight Emperor's executioners
This should be pinned - thank you.
I would love to see the scene where after Leman Russ escapes from the Warp (Or wherever he is) and they have to explain this shit show to him
Leman: THEY DID WHAT!?!
Random Inquisitor in a whole other Segementum: (Looks up suddenly) Something very bad just happened...
Meanwhile on the Golden Throne screaming with a thousand disjointed voices:" Those IDIOTS are fighting themselves AGAIN! "
"Unitegible angry psyker noises"
Big E: I feel a grumble.
Big E will be agree with the wolfies
Grimdark Song Battles of 40K!
Who won?
Who’s next?
YOU DECIDE!
THE EMPEROR’S EXECUTIONERS
Well the wolves killed the leaders of the inquisition and grey knight forces and then let the rest of them go. So the wolves won.
@@the_dropbear4392 What bs is that xd The Grey Knight and the Inquisition can surely beat bunch of armored furball...
Maxime Lamarche except they didn’t.
@@Maximorix
Even with far more ships they still lost
Inquisition calling space wolves "leashless dogs" and the space wolves calling the inquisition "participants." Well damn, warhammer 40k really has no chill, does it?
Participants were the people that was the Inquisition hunting not the Inquisition in question.
I think "stain of the 'participants'" means chaos corruption.
In the grim darkness of the far future there is no chill.
They didn't call the Inquisition participants they said they used that as an excuse to commit crimes against the innocent. Much like your beloved Antifa. All the while the establishment socialists call those standing against such injustice leashless dogs by many other names to hide their guilt. The Imperium was clearly inspired by America and GW had writers who knew how to take it to the extreme. What is scary is that those extremes that are entertaining on paper are now reality. As the Astartes say, only blood can amend this.
@@dragoneye6229 I can't tell if you are joking or not. Good luck with the upcoming Donald Heresy, either way.
I love the progression of this song it starts as a relatively peaceful conversation, it then progresses into both sides raising their voices, building up their hatred, and then it pushes into a full shouting match between the two it’s perfect
“Steel yourself as I come aboard” is a terrifying sentence when said by a space wolf
If you receive this transmission from a Space Wolf vessel, you've fucked up badly somewhere previously.
that line is the moment your ship turns into a recreation of the Lawn Mower Scene from Never Dead xD
as an un-named greyhunter once said
"Dont worry about what I can do with this bolter. Worry instead about where I am gonna stick this chainsword"
I wonder if Lord Inquisitor Kysnaros and Grandmaster Joros regretted the events they had started with their last thoughts as Grimnar sunk Morkai into them.
Henry Haile True they wanted to assassinate him
@@henryhaile1653 yeah they had all come to the conclusion separately that he had gone far to far and need to die
@@henryhaile1653 To be fair... it's the Inquisition. If there aren't any other Inquisitors planning to kill you, you're probably not doing your job.
@@stephenwood6663 true, but the fact that it stands out probably means that it was more than the standard few systems worth of your colleagues.
@@henryhaile1653 *shrug* He was a high-profile Inquisitor, with enough political clout to get the entire Red Hunters Chapter to carry out his will. No doubt his political rivals stood to gain a lot from his death and his faction's very public failure.
As for his being a nasty fucker... to paraphrase Eisenhorn, nice fuckers don't make very good Inquisitors.
Ahh I think I know this songs backstory maybe?
Month of Shame is the time following the first war of Armageddon when the Inquisition wanted to basically kill the original populace off for seeing Chaos. The Wolves fought the Inquisition and the Grey Knights till an agreement was eventually agreed upon.
Yeah the inquisition fired on the guard transports, and the space wolf ships blocked them, taking the damage but not firing back, then the space wolf flagship arrived in the system and the inquisition imminently ceased fire as they were massively outgunned. And lots of guard transports escaped.
The inquisitor in chrage and the grey knights then went around exterminatusing every planet the ships landed on and firing on the ships, but the space wolves kept sending ships to block them but not fire back.
Eventually Lord Inquisitor Kysnaros and Grandmaster Joros agreed to meet with Grimnar to make peace, but when the space wolves arrived in the system they open fired destoying 4 smaller space wolf ships and damaging the flagship which didn't have a shields up, they then told Grimnar to come over and surrender but Grimnar teleported aboard with a full squard of terminator wold guard, and demanded to know who ordered them to fire and when Joros admitted it was him he killed the grey knight grandmaster before he could even fully draw his weapon. The space wolves then tried to teleport back but the grey knights blocked it, so the space wolves slaughtered the knights and they were forced to allow them to escape.
After this the space wolves destroyed any and every grey knight and inquisition ship they came across, no matter what.
Kysnaros gathered a large imperial battlefleet, an entire marine chapter and most of the grey knights plus the grey knight fleet and went to attack Fenris.
They issued an ultimatum that either the space wolves take a penance crusade until they all die or Fenris will be destroyed, they thought the space wolves would accept but they refused. When they arrived at Fenris it was only defended by one damaged cruiser, so the inquisition attacked assuming that the rest of the space wolf fleet had been destroyed earlier in the war.
Then they were surprised by the entire space wolves fleet warping into orbit around Fenris and attacked, the fangs orbital defences then open fired caching the much larger inquisition fleet between the two, many losses were suffered on both sides and several imperial battleships were destroyed crashing down into the fang heavily damaging it, however the wolves fleet gained the upper hand and when the inquisitions flagships shields went down Grimnar and 20 terminators teleported aboard and slaughtered their way though grey knights and stormtroopers until they reached the bridge where Grimnar killed Lord Inquisitor Kysnaros.
Not long after Bjorn teleported down and convinced Grimnar to make peace, which the other inquisitors happily agreed to as they had suffered heavy casualties and they hated Kysnaros.
Many inquisitors who were part of the force thought he had gone far to far and were planning to kill him, several grey knights had come to the same conclusion and were also planning it.
They reason they fought this was they were scared that soon the Space Wolves would be declared traitors and exccomunicated, which they feared would cause a mass astartes rebellion as the other astartes who had something to hide from the inquisition wouldn't stand by and wait for the same to happen to them (blood angels, dark angels) or the chapters that hate the inquisition (black templars) or the ones who are friendly with the wolves (salamanders).
Especaillt since the first founding chapters won't like it if the inquisition decides to get rid of another first founding.
@@the_dropbear4392 How the fuck did the Space Wolves "slaughter" the Grey Knights with only one terminator squad?
@@thespacedog8031 they dient slaughter them rly. They just shot 4 Justicars who were preventing them from teleporting
Do you know who are the first Grey-Knights? Definitely not some psykers.
@@thespacedog8031 Because the knights underestimated them, also there were only a few of them. Also Grimnar was their and one of the grey knights commented that they had never seen a marine move as fast as Grimnar did when he slew Joros who himself was a renown duelist
A reminder to all, why the wolves are considered the Emperor’s Executioners.
indeed
Damn straight. The Inquisition HAD to go for peace. They got wrecked by hardly any of the legion, imagine when the majority shows up. Plus the IG have more legions loyal to the "Emperors Angels" then the Inquisition by a long stretch. There are more IG willing to take the risk of death because someone knows about chaos then to mass murder hoping ignorance will stop any of the chaos gods. The planet broke before the guard!
Dino Mulalic And how they earned the most badass nickname during the Great Crusade "The Rout"
They reaffitmed their nickname during this campaign, executing the Grey Knights chapter master and a lord inquisitard
@@ducona7891 They Grey Knights Chapter Master who was pretty damn fast by Space Marine standards had his removed before he get his blade even out of its sheathe.
When you fight off a massive Chaos invasion, then the Inquisition wipes out everyone you fought for anyway. Honestly, they may as well have just given Armageddon to Angron eight that outcome.
Exactly Grimnars thoughts.
Angron is highly pleased by this
Welcome to the Imperium of Man; the war was ultimately not fought for the people of Armageddon, but the planet itself. 'Tis the sole reason the world simply wasn't exterminated after the war was won, it was simply too valuable.
The Steel Legion must not fall when we can possibly save them!
Unfortunately, chaos does not play by the rules.
If you just look at a symbol of chaos, it affects you. If you touch one it scars your mind forever, if you face one marked by it, that image of battle haunts your dreams forever. It is a maddening and damning corruption that inevitably leads to a fall. Every single soul that faces chaos even one time is doomed to an endless, constant, and ever more difficult mental battle with the dark powers. This leads to corruption in most, death in others, and only a tiny fraction are able to resist by steely determination or dogmatic faith.
Wow those lyrics are so strong in this one. I must say, I did not expect the feelings i got from Dark Imperium to be reignited so soon. Damn, you could really feel it i the lyrics that at the start they did not want to fight each other, and then as the song progresses the relation between the two becomes hateful. If this is not art i don't know what is
"Stand behind us while they hunt, we're the ones they will confront"
Ok I like Space Wolves a bit more now
Imagine knowing an 8ft tall, bearded kill-machine has your back. So cool.
Among all the first founding chapters. There are only 2 known for their kindness towards mortals. Their compassion and their resolute adherence to their creed of protecting humanity.
The first are the Salamanders.
The second are the Space Wolves.
Even the Ultraboys and Blood Angels will happily throw mortals to the wind. Use them as collateral. They may not be as bad as the Flesh Tearers or Marines Malevolent, but they still view themselves far above mere mortals.
Not so the Salamanders and not so the Space Wolves.
They treat their mortal allies with honour and respect. They treat them as friends and brothers in battle.
During one of the wars for Armageddon, a lone Space wolf drew the hordes of Orks up a mountain. Redirected their entire army by outrunning them for miles. He then made a last stand on the mountain top. Knowing he would die. He fought until he could fight no longer. But his sacrifice had not been in vain. He had drawn the Ork menace away from his mortal allies and allowed them to flank and destroy the green horde.
In his mind, it was a worthy price. One astartes life for the thousands of mortals he saved.
That is the spirit of the Vlka Fenryka.
GrumpyCup, I would like to remind you of the fact that the Space Wolves burned Prospero, which probably contributed to Magnus the Red's betrayal.
@@iceraider411 Only because Warmaster Horus, who wasn't yet known to be a traitor, urged Russ to kill instead of capture Magnus.
...wait, our first founding brothers would throw away the lives of innocents? How disgusting.
Cries in lamenters
Ultramarines wouldn’t abandon civilians, not will Roboute’s eyes upon them.
A narrowly avoided repeat of the Horus Heresy. Over sparing civilians.
Horus Heresy pitted half a million Astartes agains the rest of the Imperium. Space Wolves, due to not following the Codex Astartes, currently have between 4 and 5 thousand battle brothers. If they rebelled, they'd deal very serious damage to the Sector, the Segmentum even, but that's like putting the Battle of Verdun against the entirety of World War II.
Horus Heresy set the entire galaxy ablaze for 9 years, killed tryllions and destroyed an ideal. Only War in the Heavens was greater.
MizantropMan how many space marines would go against the inquisition in favor of the space wolves, many really don’t like the inquisition and have things to hide
@@MizantropMan Most/all of the space marine chapters would side with the space wolves then that would be almost a million marines vs the inquisition.
Plus the Adeptus Custodes will most probably support the Inquisitor and force the Highlords to declare the Inquisition as Traitors.
@@MizantropMan Space Wolves, Blood Angels (and all of their progenitors), and the Salamanders would likely immediately side against the Inquisition. I can't see the UM siding with the Inquisition either, since they are almost definitely in the Imperial Truth camp, and razed Monarchia to the ground because Lorgar decided to worship the Emperor as a god. I don't know where to put the Iron Hands or the Raven Guard, but I am willing to put the Dark Angels and Black Templars on the side of the Inquisition for their religiosity, and the Imperial Fists (who cannot stand the Templars) on the side of the Space Wolves.
AI Deep Space Combat Unit 4730 Lexael black templars would be on the side of the wolves. Helbrecht openly hates all the inquisition. The whole black Templars hates the inquisition. And black Templars are true friends to the celestial lions. The death of the last chapter master of the celestial lions (assassinated by a inquisitor) angered Helbrecht so much he openly spoke of acting against them
Part of the reason why Vlka Fenryka are my favorite legion is due to how much they and Leman Russ grew and changed throughout the story. In times of Great Crusade and before Prospero they did not give a damn about civilians and would most likely go along with Inquisition in their purging, but after Prospero Russ and his legion started to change. Russ filled with guilt became much wiser, learned how to control himself and finally decided to be his own person instead of mindless executioner, even though due to that he couldn't beat Horus (his only older brother) it did left impact on entire VI legion. They evolved from ruthless warriors to heroes we know today and it can be best seen with Months of Shame and Logan Grimnar, one of the greatest if not THE greatest mortal hero in Imperium and best Space Santa who with entire Vlka Fenryka chapter put their lives on the line to save innocent people.
FOR RUSS AND THE ALLFATHER!!!
Space Wolves are still Hypocrites on their librarians
@@tylerdunn9683 Not really. There is something on Fenris that works like warp filter that makes warp safe to use. And Rune Priests unlike Thousand Sons know restrain and don't overuse the warp.
@@AzraelSoulHunter the Rune priests are no different than the Librarians used by the Thousand Sons a psyker is a psyker no matter what you call it in the space wolves are hypocrites
@@AzraelSoulHunter the Space Wolves Rune priests are psykers their powers come from the warp pure and simple. They can claim that their powers come from Mystikal dead Spirits from their home world all they want but that doesn't mean a single thing they are nothing more than hypocrites for condemning entire Legion by saying they were nothing more than evil sorcerers and warlocks well they also practice the exact same things the Thousand sons did when it comes to psychic powers. Also a psyker is a psyker no matter what the Space Wolves claim then again Leman Russ was nothing more than this stupid Savage again he is a bit more hypocritical than his brother corvus corax who showed nothing but a complete to sustain 4 psychic powers yet he could use his own psychic abilities to turn completely invisible corvus corax is a hypocrite just like Leman Russ when it comes to psykers. And later on in the lore I actually do hope the rest of their populations home World on Fenris I really do hope they eventually suffer the exact same fate as the people of Prospero because the Space Wolves deserve what's coming to them.
When Leman Russ along with this Legion plus a contingent of sisters of silence and adeptus custodes led by Constantin val-d'or percent to put Magnus the red basically under house arrest and bring him back to Terra they went along with the execution order sent by Horus lupercal and I have to question on this why did Constantin val-d'or go along with the execution order when his orders came directly from the emperor himself which was to explicitly bring Magnus the red back to Terra to answer for is huge fucking mistake by fucking over the Imperial webway project but no he goes along with the execution order without question the custodis only take orders from the Emperor of mankind,
Or malcador the sigillite. Even during the burning of Prospero space Wolf Rune priests we're also using their own powers more than likely to the extent of the Thousand Suns when they were defending their home World from a rather unjust attack and I wouldn't doubt it for a second of the Spaceballs more than likely took absolute pleasure from killing the Thousand Suns they've always hated them but what would you expect from Allegiant of savages raised from a feral deathworld? Put back on the topic of space Wolf Rune priests they are psykers pure and simple their powers are of the warp what are they think they are or not they're extremely narrow-minded in primitive view of psychic powers does not excuse their hypocrisy.
@@tylerdunn9683 Valdor saw just how far Thousand Sons have gone to shit. They were having DAEMON FAMILIARS. And powers of Rune Priests technically comes from Fenris since Fenris is cleaning the power of the warp for Space Wolves to use. Are they using the Warp? Yes. Were they hypocrites for claiming it's not the Warp? Yes, even Leman said that. Are they the same as Thousand Sons? No! Thousand Sons were going overboard with the Warp to the point where they were summoning Daemons. Space Wolves, like White Scars know restrain, they don't overuse it like Magnus who was to arrogant to admit that he didn't know everything.
the vlka fenryka are the emperors executioners for a reason remember THAT only HE holds our leash
An attitude with a dangerous precedent behind it.
"I am Warmaster, by the Emperor's decree. I cannot fail him. I cannot make mistakes." - Horus Lupercal
@@stephenwood6663 Unlile that bastard Horus, we are loyal beyond compare. Only the Warriors of the Custodes are more loyal than we are.
@@kingjonstarkgeryan8573 It was easy to say that Horus was disloyal, because the Emperor was still around to gainsay him. People who declare that they only answer to a god have a disconcerting tendancy of painting that god in their own image. This isn't just a friendly-fire incident waiting to happen, it's also a form of idolatry, since it implicitly reduces that god to a mortal level.
@@stephenwood6663 According to the Emperor himself, Russ and the 6th legion would never betray him.
@@kingjonstarkgeryan8573 Having just called the Warmaster a bastard, I'm sure you can see the problem with basing an argument around the idea that the Emperor is a good judge of character. XD
After listening it for 500 times, I realize that the last verses of the Space Wolf are directed not to the Inquisition, but to the defenders of Armaggedon
[doesn't pay attention to lyrics for over 40 hours]
love it, great "Let My People Go" from Prince of Egypt vibs, keep up the good work.
I actually had an idea for Halloween video, Legion Of The Dammed dancing to Thriller, and when the dammed legionar in the center turns around its Ferrus Manus/Sigismund/ some dead loyalist from the Horus Heresy.
Better yet, it could be Doomrider dancing with and trolling the legion of the damned.
@@Liquid_Rigel Even better, it's actually fucking Horus.
the damned legion has multiple primarchs now
just buy all of the models of the dead primarchs and models for the legion of the damned.. boom.. Perfect Competitive army.
Fulgrim/Ferrus Manus
“One day, the Inquisition will stray too far, kill one too many, draw the ire of the wrong people.
When that they comes, the accusers will become the accused, and their egos shall become their downfall.
And when it happens, *I will only laugh.* And we shall become their Executioners, and bring peace to those they *slaughtered.”*
- Unknown Space Wolves Rune Priest
Where did he said about that? Was that in the book?
@@andytorres6052probably
Fenris, burn? *Howls in -60°C!*
Summer time on Fenris is called “The Months of Fire”
Magnus turned part of the planet into magma and the wolves themself made exterminatus on fenris..
MAGNUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUS!!!!
@@fumarc4501 We have a summer time?
@@tardigrade8019 yes, Fenris has summer time. We can’t even decide which season is worse.
@@MacKnight Fenris wasn’t exterminanotused.
This song. This very song... I believe it's the best of your songs. That's because for once you've casted singers who can carry emotions with their voice. Your music and lyrics are amazing, as always, but the vocals in this one are just perfect. Especially Cpl. Corgi's vocal- first heavy with burden of actions he must enact, then a bit flamboyant and trying to intimidate his opponent, then full of venom and spite. "You've shown your nature, we know what you are now, you leashless dogs, who never learnt your place"- this line is just perfect, as well as "so for the Imperium, we'll maintain our silence, we'll take ceasefire and hold false peace in hand, but you've shown your true nature, we know what you are now". It's brilliant. Leo's voice is awesome too- whole time gritty and defiant. That's why i think this is the best song you have created so far StringStorm. Keep it up!
I love how the song shows how similar are both sides...
both sides have a moment of defeat that sparks defiance and a moment of strength, pleating the other side to reconsider.
But in the end, no one can back down, not before a sea of blood...
Si Wi my favorite part is when the Wolves go “fuck you” and the Inquisition starts panicking.
@@sonofthewolfguardianofthef1214 Well the Inquisitor who started the whole affair was dead and the rest... well they took a good look at all the damage the whole thing did to the Imperium of Man and probably despaired...
Think of all the irreplaceable equipment, the ships tanks, weapons that were destroyed in the conflict... the veterans of both sides that lost they lives...
Its safe to say that Abbadon struggles to make so much damage to the Imperium as this whole affair.
Si Wi well that’s what happens when you invade the home system of a legion sized formation of Adeptus Astartes.
I feel like referring to the Wolves as "leashless dogs" if a very fast and violent way to learn why they're the Emperor's Executioners.
Is it just me or does the beginning sound like something out of a disney villain singing scene?
Well it is the inquisitor singing so thats quite fitting
GW and Marvel formed a partnership. Marvel is owned by Disney. This might not be far off into the future. >_>
closer to
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if you ask me
thats what there going for cause thats inquistion a bunch of arrogant god complex pdisney villians who decide simply for having there job there always right and even there assumptions must be fact they make 60 percent situations WORSE not better if they were a slowly anti choas INVESTIGATION task force they be alot bett but no there taught there always right and have absolute power
Disney warhamer with spacewolves.
... If it was old Disney it might be good. Disney has a reputation for botching up good things now though.
"We are the line that's never crossed."
That's terrifying when said by a Space Wolf.
So I just looked up the story behind this and I’m simultaneously terrified of the space wolves but absolutely love them.
They are friend.
as an un-named greyhunter once said
"Dont worry about what I can do with this bolter. Worry instead about where I am gonna stick this chainsword"
Their Leader Logan Grimnar can do something in Terminator armor most PRIMARCHS weren't able to do... run and jump in it!
I’d never seen a warrior sprinting in Terminator warplate. He ran through the fiery mist of a teleportation storm, with no hint of the sluggishness I’d felt on Armageddon. Impossible as it was, I swore I could hear the pounding of his boots, and the screaming whine of protesting servo joints, over the ship falling apart around us. Sparks burst from every racing step he took.
I couldn’t even conceive of the power and rage it would take to force Terminator plate to react against its will like that. I fired at him. Malchadiel fired at him. Our storm bolters crashed and boomed and blasted chunks of ceramite away with no effect at all.
In the middle of his sprint, the grey warrior leapt onto a control console, smashing it beneath his armoured boot, and kicked off with a jump high enough to bring him down on the central command dais. Despite his speed, there was nothing of grace or agility in his movements, merely anger and ferocious strength, pushing his armour’s joints to the absolute limit of the sacred ceramite’s endurance.
You know if war acutely broke out chances are most Space Marine chapters would side with the Space Wolves.
@@fogareuaquelecaradaportari3386 you’d also get chapters like the Minotaurs who’d want to fight the SWs for the pleasure of it, only to realize that the SWs are better at kilIing Astarte than they are.
@@sonofthewolfguardianofthef1214 The minotaurs are a bunch of pissy sadists in big boy armor, the space wolves are a first founding legion with tens of thousands of millennia of experience. And while those minotaur fucks get slaughtered, the lamenters will be watching and cheering
@@theandromedaeffect979 some justice for my lemon bois
@@vitaliitomas8121 Indeed, brother
Probably most of their forces would probably be Black Templars Because they probably a full 30k crusader fleet out of their ass if not more.
After listening to this I looked into the Months of Shame. What I found is that if you make a space wolf angry enough not even a white knight grand master can stop them. And I became further confused as to why people keep saying the Space Wolves aren’t the best chapter.
I think all the chapters have great thing about them, personally Im space wolves but I can see how epic some of the other chapters are. White Scars or Salamanders are pretty great imo
People need to dig into the lore more, Russ wasnt just an unforgiving brute even with horus' lies he tried to talk to magnus, speaking of horus....hesitation....fuck,he held back against angron trying to get him to stop with the butchers nails, and didnt strike down the khan when Russ intercepted him on his way to terra (even tho i think the khan might have taken him) Russ loves his brothers and his sons share his honor among other things.
@@chriswhitman7884
People who don’t like the Wolves: “Russ lost against Angron and was going to die!”
Everyone else (even Lorgar): “yeah, no Angron was going to die if hadn’t calmed down.”
Also before Khan meet Russ face to face he left his weaponry behind saying “if I take them he will kill me.”
@@robbomegavlkafenryka6158 "People who don’t like the Wolves: “Russ lost against Angron and was going to die!”"
Those same people/Angron himself: Don't realize that the Wolves had routed the World Eaters and had surrounded Angron while Russ had distracted him. Trying to make the point that violence for the sake of violence will get you killed and is pointless. A single command and the Wolves would have gunned down Angron.
For all his faults, Lorgar was at least intelligent enough to understand the point Russ had been trying to make... unfortunately Angry Ron didn't.
as an un-named greyhunter once said
"Dont worry about what I can do with this bolter. Worry instead about where I am gonna stick this chainsword"
Though the void shields begin to fade we will not know defeat today.
Strong words coming from someone in teleportation range.
A Singular Kriegsman
Inquisition: “Red Hunters board those ships that sent out boarding party’s”
One hours later
Red Hunter boarding party’s: “...”
This is currently the community and GW after the animation bans they’ve imposed
This is GLORIOUS
I wonder if the Months of Shame is why the Ordo Xeno have conveniently forgotten the name of the first Watchcommander of the Deathwatch because it's revealed in the Beast Arises book series that the first Watchcommander was a Space Wolf.
different ordos tho
@@matthiuskoenig3378 the wolves still defied the inquisition as a whole, after the Kyranos and the grey knights attacked the Wolves and a parley, they began attacking any and all inquisitorial vessels they encountered regardless of who was onboard.
Who would win?
A group of religious fanatics devoted to wiping out chaos whatever the cost
Or
The Emperor's Wolfy Viking Boi's
Crazeenerd the rout
@@SusieDeltaruneVRC I'm inclined to agree Trueclaw
Crazeenerd of course
@Commander Shepard They sure as hell act like it
Commander Shepard OK neck beard fedora tipping fanatics that better
Is this about when Inquisition decide to burn Armageddon but The Space Wolves say no u?
Yep. The Ordo Malleous and The Grey Knights royally pissed off the Space Wolves by killing innocents and then shooting at the Wolves when they arrived, unshielded, for a peace-talk.
Le_ Alien ahhahahahahah the way you put it is just amazing
@@randomcenturion7264 Thanks man.
@@deathcompanybattlebrother I found pleasure in able to bring joy to other, kind sir.
@@lealien9247 It is a no u that shall be retold in the Sagas at the next Great Feast
*Song titled Months of Shame*
*Sees it's about the Inquisition*
*Hovers fingers over exterminatus button*
Nam Fenris, LemanRuss ad vivum, ex patre Vlka Fenryka, you ,traitor, shalt burn in the holy flame of the Manperor of Mankind
Do you know who are the first Grey-Knights? Definitely not some psykers.
@@garvielloken9356 yes we know it's in The Last Son Of Prospero so SPOILERS ALERT
it's a fucking......
Thousand Sons + a shard of magnus if you want more go look
Revuel Arvida on the lexicanum
Space wolves: Ram into the ship instead.
Inquisition: You were not suppose to do that! That was my thing.
As a son of Sanguinius, I always do the very best to see the good in every action taken by the armies of the Imperium, but after learning this incident after the first war of Armaggedon, I am afraid I share the same thought as the battle brothers from the Space Wolves chapter. Therefor, my comment to those Inquisitors like Kysnaros that do things like the Months of Shame: BACKSTABBER!
I fully side with the Grimnar in this conflict. Inquisitor Kysnaros was quite simply a butcher on a power trip, a latter-day Vandire. The Inquisitors must remember that they serve The Emperor, not themselves, because if they do not then they will have to answer to him.
many inquisitors forget this just due to the amount of power they each hold individually
and then. 50.000 years later, when the emperor has returned, chaos is vanquished and Mankind is the undisputed ruler of the galaxy, the Emperor will turn towards the primarchs and their sons and snap their necks, because they served their purpose. the Inquisition doesnt Serve the Emperor, the Inquisitions and the emperor serve Mankind.
just as the EMp "removed" the Thunder Warriors, so will he "remove" any other traces of Genmanipulated altered versions of the Pure form of Humanity. Including the Space Marines.
@@DocDewrill Doubtful, as he will need such warriors until humanity ascends to the same level as Saint Celestine. After which it doesn't really matter what the space marines do anymore, since ya know the baseline human will be stronger than them.
@@DocDewrill the Necrontyr send their regards
thats why i think the inquistion is a net negative rather then a pyrhic postive the inquistors despite enforcing order and laws dont have united belifs and "order" themselves basically every man a absolute king and many people given absolute power and told there always right do horrific and stupid things.
best example theres a entire FACTION of the inquistion that belives and does the OPPOSITE of what they should be doing aka making things worse and harder for the imperium on purpose because they think it makes evolution go faster.
i find it funny how you have a person who's name is "CPL corgi" and you don't have him be the space wolfs
(I understand vocal range and tone, but still pretty funny)
koalafiedmistake CPL=Corporal?
Dude the guy singing as the wolf is called Leo.
@@scotcheggable So what you're saying is. The Inquisition has a dog at the mic, and the Space Wolves have a cat.
Ah yes, the Inquisition. An entire establishment of individuals afflicted with CBD.
Chronic Backstabbing Disorder
entire guard regiments can very easily fall to chaos by being exposed to it. A guardsman just seeing a chaos symbol will affect him. give him visions and plague him during his sleep. To touch the symbol would almost guarantee him turning to chaos. So after fighting a chaos incursion the Inquisition could not risk them turning to chaos and them being the ones to backstab
@@tuff9486 and yet to slay those valiant souls who stood unyielding in the face of the horrors of the warp, who gave blood and more in service of the Imperium and the Emperor, AND to break the Oath they made to Logan Grimnar.
All of their actions were dishonorable. They tarnished their own honor. They ignored the guardsman's honor. And they spat in the face of the honor of the Vlka Fenrika.
To the inquisition, those are the months of shame, to the Space Wolves, it is no different from any other month where they fight for the sake of those unable to save themselves. Yet one more day of battle to add into the Sagas, to be retold on the next Great Feast.
@Inquisitor Chomag of the Ordo Malleus By the Allfather and Russ I won't let you touch him, Inquisitor. Besides, it's true, you should really go to therapy, really •~•
@@tuff9486 Found the Inquisition Apologist
@Onager Yes the Guard and PDF being killed is a necessary evil but isn't the purge of the entire planet a bit to much ?
How does this justify the Grey Knights and their chapter master intervention ?
Who was dumb enough to call only a single codex compliant chapter against the biggest or second biggest chapter of the Imperium and then try to besiege their fortress monastery?
Could you guys imagine how much worse it would have gotten if the Salamanders got wind of this? They'd have to pin Tu'shan under a mountain to stop him from torching every Inquisition fortress from Nocturne to Terra.
shit dude you right , if that happend the inquisition would be no more!
Steven Wang if both the Space Wolves and the Salamanders went to war then the Blood Angels would be honor bound to help which would’ve brought the ultramarines and their mini empire along with all of the founding chapters and most of the successors.
@@sonofthewolfguardianofthef1214 Be another Boogaloo Civil war. But this time it end much MUCH sooner.
Jano Berumen yeah the only chapters that would side with the inquisition are Black Templars and Red Scorpions the rest are just bitch chapters and the Space Wolves alone number at least 20 thousand. Not to mention but the Salamanders are on extremely good terms with the Wolves and it’s a cause they can agree with, Dantie and Logan are the two oldest men fighting for the Imperiam and likely have a strong kindred spirit vibe, White Scars would never allow for a chapter to fall for such a reason, and no one gets to kill the Wolves but the Dark Angels so they’ll get involved on who’s side is up to interpretation.
"If the salamanders got wind of this"
*Kysneros gets thunderhammered so hard that goes througt six levels of the ship*
Salamander: now bring the heavy flammer, brother, this ship is feeling cold.....
im crying rn stringstorm definitely my favorite, you gave the best chapter in warhammer history true justice FENRIS JHOLDA!!!
For Russ and the All-Father!!!!!!
This song gave me a whole new love of the space wolves. Any one willing to go toe to toe with the inquisition to protect the innocent is awesome in my book.
Dude wierd ass question. But are you on a discord server called Gaia?
@@thegeniusdumbass4491 I am not currently on any server called Gaia. T-Wolf is a rather common nick name. Why do you ask?
@@t-wolf8502 just that someone on the server had the same profil picture. Anyways sorry for the misunderstanding.
I would like to watch the inquisition head honchos when Leman Russ comes back and see the Imperium in this state. I have a slight feeling he won't take it well like Roboute Guilliman did.
as much as I am sad that the poster boys got their primarch back first, it makes sense from a narrative standpoint. Rowboat Girlyman returning first means less of a shock when the more temperamental primarchs return as he can act as a mediator and middle man. I am sure we can agree, if it had beem either the Wolf/ Lion/ Warwawk who returned first, the Imperium would still be reeling from the mother of all purges.
@@AnikaJarlsdottr I personally don't think that Russ would be returning anytime soon sadly because if I recall it was said that he would return during the end times so I think if he were to return first or any time soon it would rush the return of the rest of the primarchs which wouldn't be very good writing also make it take longer to sell more books
@@sorensannikov9866 he said he would return when the wolves needed him the most. that could be end times or that could be earlier. I am keeping an open mind and hoping xD
honestly think, as much as I hate it, the Lion will be the next loyalist primarch to return
@@AnikaJarlsdottr honestly, i think Papa Bricklayer come back next
This came on by accident when I was driving my 5 year old Niece. She demands it every drive now and Loves the big singing hero wolf!!!
The Wolves are one of my favourite Loyalist chapters, if not my favourite, and my second favourite Legion. Their honour, Never retreating, Fighting even unbeatable odds and always facing the enemy, I love it, its admirable and similar to my own way of thinking. Honestly, If a Civil War, Inquisition vs Whoever, happens I hope the wolves Strike the final Blow. I can imagine myself listening to this a lot in the future
I mean, most legions are described as never retreating and fighting even against all odds. Space Wolves, Salamanders, Imperial Fists, World Eaters, Blood Angels and Death Guard are all described as stubborn and never retreating.
@@eduardobalieiro862 Well, yes, but its much more of a part of their personality as people, and as a Chapter/Legion than most from what I've seen
The thing about the Wolves is that for all the cruelty of far future, for all their genetic engineering they are still Human at hearth. Wolves may have begun as executioners but they saw the writing on the wall and devoted themselves to defence of humanity and became saviours.
Thats what is so great about them.
In a galaxy of carnage they are willing to take a stand on principle alone, and protect handful of Guardsmen even if it may cost them everything.
Yup, Its one of the things I love about them. The Months of Shame gives a perfect example of the type of men the Wolves are. Brave, honourable and honest, who honour fellow warriors and their dead, no matter if they're battle brothers of other chapters or Mortal men defying the odds. I may be a Khorne Boi, But This song alone made me want to do a Space Wolf Army.
There's also the fact that they're just badass Space Vikings with axes big beards and a "fuck you attitude" to the Inquisition/ What's not to love?
Exactly,
and then there is moments like when two Wolves meet some guard captain, greet her by name and when asked tell her that every Wolf knows her name because she helped one of their brothers fulfil his mission.
When they tell her that for as long as single Wolf lives they will remember her is hearth-breaking given the imperial attitude to individual guardsmen.
Simply magnificent bastards.
2:01
„Or we’ll watch your planet burn“
Magnus has entered the chat
Space Wolves: First you must get a spine. ;)
This song paints an amazing scene it belongs in an opera. After listening to it and reading the comments here I had to learn everything about this event. The inquisition vs the Wolves is an amazing tale that shows madness of devotion.
When the doggo gets unruly one should use a water bottle
@Craiberk that chaos tainted frozen rock full of mutants need to burn
@@josemontalvomelendez5642 and how well did that go for Lord Inquisitor Kysnaros
@@the_dropbear4392 dunno ask logan grimmnar who allowed a partial purge after Magnus the red popped up on the planet for a SECOND GOD EMPEROR DAMNED TIME.
@@josemontalvomelendez5642
Because he agreed it was needed, and because the wolves and suffered heavy casualties at the time, now that they are back to full strength and have several primaris chapters to back them up it won't happen. Especially as a recent book where the inquisition went after the lions again has hints of a combined chapter operation to put the inquisition back in its place. You also really think gulliman will allow that.
@@josemontalvomelendez5642 Difference is that one purge needed to happen and people from Armageddon werent tainted by Chaos. Grimnar even deployed them this way they didnt know almost anything which cost hid forces heavy losses. Yet Inquisitors decided to purge them all. And than Exterminatus all planets. Grimnar wanted to negotiate and never opened fire before they betrayed him and tried to capture him. Also what would you do if someone held your planet and brothers on gunpoint. We should stop acting like Inquisition is as wise as Emperor and always knows whats best for humanity. Glad that someone finally stood up to them. Only traitors to the Imperium open fire on own allies.
I don't normally comment.
My first listen I felt "this is a weird song".
But, I listened again, and again, and again.
This is opera. Literal space opera.
Majestic as it is grim.
Bravo, sir. Bravo.
Charles McKinney most of 40/30k is a Space Opera not even Star Wars can hope to contend with.
I’m imagining this is how the actual exchange went between them during this conflict.
I think its one of their best song. In this lines you can accualy hear Grimmar and inqiusition dog really arguing. And in the end growing of his anger.This is master piece.
We fight for humanity. That mean every man and woman and child. Especially those that continue to fight against the tides of darkness. Even if they are slowly being corrupted by the powers they fight against. They will continue to fight till the very end. Even once fully corrupted they are still fighting. Even if we have to eventually kill our own brothers in arms. All that wish to stand and fight for the Imperium, for the Emperor, and for Mankind. Shall be given the right to continue fighting till their last breath.
@Demiclea Unless when they don't, of course, and will joining Chaos to commit atrocities. THEN we will need a Exterminatus
Absolutely, if people of Armageddon had to die, they should have been told that and then be thrown into one or another meatgrinder so they could go out fighting the enemies of mankind.
This isn't really about protecting innocents as the Space Wolves have committed planetary genocides themselves both in the Great Crusade and in the many thousands of years since. This is because the population of Armageddon earned their respect by choosing to not cower, but to fight against the onslaught of the largest Khornate invasion since the Horus Heresy. As such, their code of honour meant they could not allow a population that had proven its loyalty and valour to be exterminated. Had the population not stood their ground before Angron, but fled before his daemonic horde and legion of World Eaters, the Space Wolves would have had let the Inquisition carry out their actions.
It was that courage that convinced the Wolves these folks weren’t corrupted. It showed their faith and resolve.
Didn't help that the Inquisition gave their word they would let them live then tried to go behind the Wolves backs. Liars, cowards And oath breakers aren't popular with the Wolf King's sons.
@@CommisarHood So true.
the thing is, the space wolves know about how chaos is bad, but the survivors dint show sings of chaos in their minds, they fought valiantly and held the line, so yeah, if they had chaos taint, burn these heretics
Space wolves have a reputation for protecting the defenseless as well though, so this was more about oath breaking and defending imperial citizens
5:00 The moment the Inquisition Leader sings
"such bloodshed!" As the Space Wolves Leader sings his fury. I don't think you can find a better audio encapsulation of the 40k universe. The scale, the stakes, the lore. It's all there. Bravo to the artists behind this.
There's a gorgeous irony here that both of them are so truly convinced that they're the good guys in this.
How are the Space Wolves not the good guys here? Kysnaros was most definitely in the wrong here compared to the wolf boys.
@@CaptainJoosh Except he was not. Those soldiers he wanted to execute just finished fighting litteral demon army lead by full blown demon prince. Even if not outright visible, corruption set its seed in many of them. Demons are possesing some of them, hiding and waiting for oportunity down the line.
Space Wolves want to save few millions brave soldiers. Inquisition wants to save billions of lives and many planets from destruction that will inevitably occurs when these soldiers are allowed to spread into wide imperium.
Tragic thing is, there is no reliably way to check on all those soldiers, to determine those who are clear of corruption and those who were marked by chaos. Those soldiers themselves may be completely oblivious to it. They may even be possesed by demon and not having a clue. Experienced psyker may try to scry their soul and not find out that demon hiding in him.
And even just single demon that would get away is enough for entire subsectors to burn and turn to chaos.
The inquisition are never the good guys. By the 41st, they're the attack dogs of the high lords.
I find it amusing that this song starts off with the Inquisistion making a blatently horrendous move with righteous indignation, and by the end they're basically squirming and pretending to be above all the "senseless bloodshed" they started.
The inquisistion can't finish what it starts. /smirks in gue'vesa/
jokes on you (traitorous xeno lover), you won't have children even if you wanted it. and you have no free will, even the imperium allows you to choose your profession and way of thinking unlike Tau.
Smugness aught for an inquisitor chaplains alone. Know your place wyrm
The Inquisition didn't WANT to do it, but there was no choice. Chaos is like a snake, you must crush the head before it bites
@@shadowstrider8295 Considering that multiple worlds haven't become daemon worlds from it they were obviously massively in the wrong.
The Inquisition are naught but heretics and traitors. Kill em all.
@@matthiuskoenig3378 Dawn of War Tau ending isen't canon friend and much of the Imperium you would have frankly less freedom, considering feudal worlds were your born into your profession.
Hive worlds were you are basically screwed, the chance to be turned into a fucking abomination known as a servitor or have any number of unsafe terrible jobs.
The Tau by contrast? Well you'll have a job with actual safety standards. A job market that is more free overall for you to choose to a certain extent, a narrower perhaps but safer field.
Your likely never going to handel anything majorly important but in the imperium your likely not going to either.
Can't help but feel "We are the line that shall not be crossed" in its every connotation is the single best description of the Wolves true purpose.
Очень рад такому сотрудничеству и коллаборации.
Спасибо Лео и СтрингШторму. Песня шикарная!
My head says the Inquisition is right.
My heart says the Space Wolves are right.
Now that's writing, both ideas are bad, but they were born from noble intentions.
Funny thing is that actually the inquisition was wrong in this while the Space wolves were in the right. One inquisitor decided that since Angron had gotten on the world that everyone would be corrupted but the space wolves had gone out of their way to keep everyone away from Angron not one of those people were actually exposed the rest of the inquisition that was involved even agreed with the space wolves that the odds of corruption was minimal due to the space wolves and inquisitions quick reaction Ben the grey knights agreed that nothing needed to be done issue is that one Inquisitor was the one out in charge so everyone but the space wolves grudgingly followed suit. As the civil war continued other members of the inquisition were plotting that inquisitors assassination because he turned a minor issue into a full on civil war. That’s the issue people fail to understand of the months of shame most of the inquisition and grey knights thought he was an idiot and agreed with the space wolves.
Well, the Wolves have earned my admiration for life.
They still have a long way to go for Prospero.
Nothing in the entire galaxy can ever never redeem Leman Russ or his Legion for the atrocities he committed upon Magnus the red and the Thousand Sons and their home world of Prospero
Neither of you has read Wolf Bane yet have you?
@@tylerdunn9683 oh this bish again?
It's all toootally Leman's fault after trying to parley (despite being tricked with the order change) and getting ignored, and finding demons casually summoned by the people on a regular basis.
It's this mistake that has defined Russ' character development and repentance, and the instructions he left his legion with- to never harm innocents again. After 10,000 of this atonement they are heroes and perhaps in the end can truly redeem themselves.
It's Magnus and his sons (and you?) who will never cease to be pathetic and abused puppets until you understand there was more going on and embrace forgiveness.
I used to feel that every Space Wolf involved at Prospero should take their own life to redeem their honor, and pass the geneseed to a worthier son, but I've learned more about Leman's efforts to forestall the end and Magnus' additionally prideful intentions/choices. In the end they are both at fault. The difference between the two is that one is trying to repent for his shame and the other is not.
@@sonofthebearking3335 Should logic is always flawed. It's nothing more then obligation and expectations. Which violates choice and free will.
Both are at fault. Here's how Isee it though. If one lies and can't be taken at their word then it makes trust difficult doesn't it? Anything that comes after that is "fallout". Even chaos understands that honesty is important more often then not.
So what does that say of those that create chaos when such lies and will ignorance takes root? This is far far worse then chaos itself. It's the creation of it. The making of it. With good intentions and will ignorance.
Not sure how much of that ties in with starting events with Prospero (I know very little about that), but what I DO know is that those that fear the worst and act out of such fear are creating what they fear. The moment one is too afraid is the moment one has proven weakness.
For context when I face volatile situation that involve life and death in my real life I do it without fear. I do not "fear the worst". I make it about honesty and defuse the situation. Even if it means stomping on fragile feelings.
The inquisition spent too long remaining unchallenged. Got too comfortable. So when the space wolves bit back it was not a blow they were prepared for. Whatever side of the fence you're on, be it the emperor or chaos, such weakness and inability will only lead to ruin. Why, chaos may even be allowing the inquistion to remain in power in that light. If you're so busy turning on each other then surely it benefits them. Makes it more likely for people to turn to the demon the know as well.
@@auugh43546 me or the Tyler guy?
I wonder what a certain Emperor of Mankind has to say about this affair...
Its pretty obvious. Even Inquisitors and Grey Knights planned to assasinate this fool Kysnaros. Exterminatus entire planet becouse of one ship which wasnt even tainted by chaos...
Considering that the wolves are still following the emperors orders (the ONLY being who the space wolves primarch swore an oath to obey) i'd guess that he would be on the wolves side. The wolves are the only legion about who's loyalty the emperor NEVER doubted. that we know for a fact.
@@jimsparro he never doubt the lions either
Im not saying he did doubt some other primarchs but in one of the novels the emperor himself told malcador that he never doubted russ.
He'd say *BEAUTIFUL HAWK BOI'S* sacrifice was worthless before making a *4TH DEGREE INTDERDIMENSIONAL WARP-FUCKERY* joke.
Unlike some chapters. The space wolves renember what they where made for. A bulkwark against terror to shield humanity from the darkness that encroaches all around the imperium of man. They understand their porpouse well its rare for anyone in the 40k Milenium to consider regular human lives anything more than a number. Its oftenly chapters of super human astartes..deprived of some human emotions such as fear that actually take care to protect those that more traitorous or extreme voices would consider as lesser. These chapters havent forgotten their sole porpouse is to protect humanity.
The Space Wolves and the Salamanders (+successors) are pretty much the most beloved chapters to the imperial citizen.
@@tardigrade8019 The Salamanders have no confirmed successors while the Space Wolves finally do have a successful successor chapter thanks to Cawl but for a long time they didn't have any either.
So yeah, the two chapters who are always alone are the most beloved/most human of chapters.
Storming Titan, they can't stop all of us.
Nah let's storm vraks
WE ARE THE SONS OF RUSS!!! THE EMPEROR'S EXECUTIONERS AND HIS SHIELD FOR THE REALM OF MAN!!! WE SHALL GIVE OUR OWN LIVES TO DEFEND THE INNOCENT OF THE IMPERIUM AND HER VALIANT DEAD!!!
HAIL JARL GRIMNAR!!! HAIL BJORN THE FELL-HANDED!!! FOR THE WOLF KING AND THE ALLFATHER!!!!
*Disgruntled Rubric Noises*
FOR RUSS! FOR THE ALLFATHER! *FERAL HOWL*
All good just sadly that Russ Failed in his most important duty. When he had the chance to slay HORUS. But love the wolfies anyway.
@@andrejpokorny2565 Russ at that point grew up and changed, he didn't want to kill anymore of his brothers. It was mix of guilt and love for his only older brother. The change he went through is most likely what changed Space Wolves into heroes we know today.
VLKA FENRYKA!! Its time to cut threads
+++ Thought for the day: +++
The path to damnation is paved with good intentions
When you look upon the Abyss, it looks right back at you.
@@timoylumontad3920 No.. its just birdass Kairos Fateweaver..
Totally read this in the announcer's voice from TTS podcasts
@@galactica58 which one?
most people aren't good
they are just harmless
Inquisition: you will be purged!!
Space Wolves: "slams his axes in the ground" *NO*
Inquisition: no, you will not, sorry •~•u
Bless the souls of the survivors, both civilian and military of the First War For Armgeddon and the Months Of Shame. They did want this. Chaos invaded and although the population drove it back, the Inquisition thought it would be best to sterilize them and/or kill them to prevent the spread of Chaos worship. Remember them for their bravery and survival. I hope them are at the Emperor's Table, reunited to lost ones and are in happy to be with them and the Emperor.
@Demiclea Insanity doesn't follow normal logic? Who would've guessed?
How low you fell!!!
Man. when *Bjorn* speaks up, you better be damn well sure that everybody listens!
The Inquisition is also aware of the fact Bjorn pretty much hates dealing with them. So if he speaks up they will listen, cause if he has to repeat himself he will kill them instead.
Finally, we have stopped those heretics! We are safe!
Inquisition: well yes, but actually no
God dang, String. I’ve never done anything related to Warhammer besides talk to fans, but your songs made me delve into the lore and purchase Dawn of War. You never fail to impress, and I truly felt the grim darkness being burst open by a feint amount of hope by the repentant Space Wolves, standing defiantly against the hypocritical, horrific Inquisition for the sake of the innocent.
Or, perhaps, is it the Inquisition trying to keep the peace by putting down rabid dogs...?
Because of you I am able to see the beauty in such a franchise. Although it is mishandled physically, it is truly brilliant.
I loved the addition of Nordic/Germanic accents to the Space Wolves. Makes the concept of them being furry Vikings more believable and immerses me.
Then when the instrumental “We Are One” started to play, by the Emperor and God, I feel as if intercourse with music was made manifest.
Thank you, String.
As a spacewolves fan and player this sent chills.
Perfectly summarized one of humanities finest shields and the imperium’s sharpest axe.
As a normal human you HAVE to love the Salamanders, Lamenters, Crimson Fists, and the Vylka Fenrika
Corgis did everything right!
Fuck Yeah!
Prospero would like to disagree
@@knightoftheholypoon5830 Minor details, like the true origin of the grey knight
@@knightoftheholypoon5830 Luckily, it's too toast to actually disagree.
@@renuduner2 wasn't that part of the most historical significant event in the Imperium of Man? Like The Emperor and Guilliman razing the city of Monarchia to the ground with all the people still in the city and Istvaan III? And the Drop Site Massacre?
Really brilliant song. The style is really impressive, and the singer for the Inquisitor manages to bring raw content across in every word