A God decides it’s time to bring Humanity back into the Stars, and creates giant superhuman soldiers in a basement on Terra that would be known as Space Marines.
The 20 Legions of these supersoldiers will struggle with their identities, their purpose, their faith, and - ultimately - each other. Each of these legions is unique in ways you wouldn’t believe so welcome to our breakdown of the 20 Legions of the Adeptus Astartes from Warhammer 40,000.
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Hope you enjoyed our first long form video! Let us know what topic we should cover next in the comments below. Also, if we missed anything or got something wrong let us know as well.
How about the Tau empire mechs and auxiliaries
The night lords were warriors who used terror methods to win overwhelming odds and to comply worlds without entering their space solely on the intel that the night lords were coming. They degraded over time like most legions. The world eaters didn’t try to earn their primarch love they chose to share his pain. They didn’t car for love or the notion of being loved. They knew their father had no aura hence half a primarch and yet they chose to share his pain and be closer to him . Their dna was made to care for others regardless. The alpha legion was the biggest legion in size possibly thousands or hundreds of space marines under terra and and in stasis on other worlds or in other space marine legions chapters . You need to stop being biased or what you think they are like. Like all legions they have a broad scope of honor terror horror and warriors ….get your facts right
Always good to see more long form lore videos, good stuff man, and to answer your question, an interesting topic might be discussing the dark age of technology/golden age or more broadly the general history of humanity within 40k.
@@Arkimedus to be honest I think that's been done to death by mostly focusing on humanity/imperium not that I won't watch those videos but the war in heaven/ fall of the eldar need more love too
@@bolojohnson711 yeah some aspects of it has been heavily focused on, though men of iron stuff less-so imo, war in heaven stuff is also super interesting, though it has also been covered a fair bit and is less accessible to new viewers and doesn't have as much explicit source material to focus on. Personally I do prefer more obscure 40k theory, but at the same time I would be hesitant to jump into making longer videos on the more esoteric and less accessible aspects of 40k, though getting to those topics when the bases are covered is a good idea. While the war in heaven isnt too obscure, you might for example, want to focus on an introduction to the necron orks and eldar first imo.
40k lore is one of the best out there but its also a mess to read through it. So getting a free explanation is very useful
I heard someone once say "everything is Cannon and nothing is true". I think it fits 40K very well. 😅
Toiling through the books, Codex, online sources and old notes is the fun for me. I wear my extensive knowledge of the 40k universe like a badge of honor because if it ❤
If you open your mind with love for the Emperor, you don't need to read, it will come to you directly as any truth.
@@commandershepard4235 The original idea for the first rogue trader game was that realistic. It was formed on the idea that in such a massive galaxy, anything could happen or develop.
@@onevastanus They made you change the username pretty fast huh? 🤣🤣🤣
“Horus was the first primarch to be discovered” Alpharius: are you sure about that?
Well if Alpharius was never lost he could never be discovered lol
Alpharius isnt even sure about that, afterall, his entire book was "a lie".
Alpharius was first primarch then became the prototype for primarch/s, Horus is the first to be found
Sounds like something Omegon would say.
21:00 “Infantry wins battles, logistics wins wars.”
Names prior to primarchs: - Uncrowned Princes - XXXXX - Heralds of the Emperor - Corpse Grinders - Star Hunters - The Rout - Imperial Fists - Night's Children - The Revenant Legion - Stormwalkers - XXXXX - Warhounds - The War-Born - Dusk Raiders - The Thousand Sons - Luna Wolves - The Imperial Heralds - Dragon Warriors - Raven Guard - Ghost Legion
he said the rout wilka fenrika correct? cant really hear it too well
I really like the name of the Raven Guard and the fact that it is an OG name is cool too. Corvus Corax is one of the coolest to me, minus the early 2000 edge. He saw the Emperor's true form for a split second when they met, not the form in golden armor.
Only a single legion understands why the war is fought. Why the soldier dies. Not to destroy what's in front of them. But to protect the innocents behind them. Salamanders, now and ever.
VULCAN LIVES!!! *(STOMP STOMP)*
UNTO THE ANVIL!
@@americandhrider5303 INTO THE FIRES OF BATTLE !
And alpha instigated it.
I’d say Ultramarines understand too somewhat it’s also about the government and efficiency that protects and uplifts the people
The dark angels rightfully feel superior they would go toe to toe with monsters before the gene seed was implemented.
For the Thousand Sons, the Rubric of Ahriman led to the Psychers had their powers multiplied. The ones who didn’t have abilities turned to Dust
Ahriman in my language means Evil… What emperor doing?? 🤨 I think it originates somewhere indo persia idk
@@hazardousrusty4259 what are ya on about ?
@@ahzekahrimanTS Thousand Sons being Royal Blood, right? Men of emperor right? Now imagine they use a rubric of evil to fight Chaos or any evil, doesn't that sound like what Chaos gods try to sell these Marines? Use Rubric of Ahriman(Evil) and get more power to fight Chaos, ironic. The ones who didn't give into chaos turned to dust. Like I said I don't know what you're talking about, I might be mis understanding it all. I understood that men of emperor using a rubric to gain power which sounds like chaos rubric or evil rubric that's what I'm understanding. Again I'm bad at the lore so apologies if I'm not on the same page with whoever owns a thousand books of 40K. + Dude if you wanna be an ass about it we don't need to talk, but if not then kindly just explain more I'm interested to know more about this Rubric of Ahriman, might research it myself later so obviously you're not obligated to be nice or being an ass, thanks.
@@hazardousrusty4259 yeahhh I don’t bring real world stuff into Warhammer. I seen them as Egyptian
@@hazardousrusty4259what is bro talking about 😂 dont bring irl stuff to 40k 😂
The Alpha Legion is by far my favorite but I am liking the Night Lords more and more over time and this video definitely has shown them in an interesting light.
I, am Alpharion.
Ah, the Night Lords and Alpha Legion. The biggest honeypots of the 18 legions
I'll highly recommend the Nightlords Trilogy written by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
I, am Omegan...... I mean..... cypher..... Oops I mean Alpharius.
I'm more and more a Fan of the alpha legion. I hope they do more with them! Much intrigue, multiple plans, multiple ways a situation could benefit one or more goals, whichever they are and whichever side they benefit, it's like every bit of lore and plot with them is a Spark and you never know a 100% if it's gonna be a campfire that warms you or burn your house down... ..or 1000 other possibilities. So much room and directions to speculate! I like that. Probably also the reason I'm obsessed with Cypher 🤷🏼♂️😁
ive been playing space wolves since i was 15 years old. I am 44 now. And able to tell you i am very happy to have seen this video since some of this lore went past me somehow. Amazing video, thanks brother.
The Space Wolves didn't miss the Siege of Terra due to the battle of Prospero, they made it back to Terra well before the siege but set out to kill Horus, Russ didn't deliver the killing blow so Horus won and the Space Wolves were hounded by the traitors until they were trapped. They survived due to the intervention of Corax.
Exactly, to make it even more precise, Leman refused Dorn's request to defend Terra because he felt it wasn't his Wyrd, so he went to Fenris to consult the underworld to find out how he could harm Horus. From the start, he was well aware that he couldn't defeat Horus, but he saw that if he wounded him with the Emperor's spear, it would lead to Horus' defeat, which is what happened. Leman literally threw himself into the fray to guarantee Horus' defeat. In fact, before attacking Horus, he consulted his Legion and asked them if they would prefer to stay on Fenris, if they would prefer to go and defend Terra or if they would prefer to follow him, knowing that the attack on the Sons of Horus could lead to the downfall of the 6th Legion, and they all followed him.
For the thousand sons, kind of an important detail that you glazed over: Magnus didn’t just get the flesh change under control all by himself. He sacrificed his eye to Tzeench to postpone the change. He didn’t know it at the time, it was just a warp entity to him.
This was just one of many times Tzneetch manipulated Magnus, poor boy is a prime example of arrogance. Still loved his daddy though, unlike most of the other traitor primarchs.
@@ActualDrunkAtheist he renounced his father after becoming a Daemonic Primarch. The only loyalty he has now is for the knowledge beyond the warp
@@MrLegendseeka I did say he loved his daddy, not currently loves. Look at the others, do you think Angron loved Big E ever? What about Peteurbo, or Mortarian, Curze? Hell I still say not even Fulgrim loved his father, he was entirely too much of a narcissist. Horus loved daddy E and the twins I have no idea truthfully. Magnus did love his father, and had the Wolf not burned Prospero and took his head, I still say the thousand sons had a good chance at staying loyal. Horus and Magnus I think are the only ones who loved daddy. Someone's gonna try and whiteknight Lorgar but I think it was more absolute adoration and a desire to serve a higher purpose. It took ADB and a terrible plot point to turn Lorgar against his daddy, in love there is a willingness to see the flaws and Lorgar was just too busy wanting to present himself for headpats, truthfully always seemed a bit the way they present Future Trunks in the abridged. "Please love me dad" Anyways a long winded way of saying I do believe Horus and Magnus are the only two who truly loved daddy. Feel free to chip in if you think I missed something.
21:45 ronounciation of "Macragge" is hilarisous🤣 Besides that great video
Really enjoyed this. Stayed for the whole bit. Thanks for the extra tkme needed for the long form video. Was GREAT!!
Did he just called the Lord Emperor a "GOD" ????? Blasphemy!
Black Templars: Not blasphemy, but gospel!
Big E IS a god, lol, at least to most of us that aren’t Xenos or Heretics.
That is a Blasphemy indeed
According to the newest lore, Alpharius was the first among the Primarchs to be discovered. He even created the Blood Games - the ruthless training of the Custodians. His twin brother Omegon was discovered the last. Alpharius saved his brother in a daring SOF-type rescue operation against mind-controlling aliens, and then it was pretended by the twins that Alpharius was "discovered" by Horus.
According to Alpharius, yes. But he is THE unreliable narrator for missinformation is his game ;)
@@jannikwinkelmann2050 "This is my record. And all the records are lies" - Alpharius
@@jannikwinkelmann2050It's the Canon origin
that is in a book that give more than 1 origin story. also the book ends with saying this might all be lies
@@loganmarks2105 *Beginning:* _I am Alpharius. This is a lie._ *End:* _I am Alpharius. This is a lie._
Sad, it seems like Sanguinius may have accidentally cursed his own legion in his oath and through his psychic bond "we will rise together or we will fall together". He fell, and as a result of their deep link to him theyre upholding the oath and reliving his fall shot for shot. The black rage isnt some sporadic curse its very likely the result of a primarch not knowing his own power
True it was basically a double-edged sword
Very well done, well paced video! Held my attention the whole way
Amazing video, hope to see more of you!
Fantastic. Nice and easy to understand. I'm somewhat new to 40k, but I love it. Better than anything else out there. Please break down the HH into digestible chunks. While I've read a fair number of books in the last year, this massive story arc is very messy and daunting to go through. A video about the Inquisition would also be welcome, I LOVE them.
Im very new to the lore, but i think the salamanders are dope and underrated compared to ultramarines and sons of horus
You should check out and animated videos Pariah Nexus, those show how a Salamander is like
This was very informative, thank you for this video.
Wildly well done. could kill it with more 40k lore since right now stuff is reallllly going down. Lots of answers coming to light.
Thank you, it was a detailed yet entertaining video. Keep up the good work!
Please make more of these videos ❤
Looks like you're a newer WH40K lore channel to me. I like your style. Looking forward to more videos!
this is such good content please do more videos because they are fun to eat to while watching
Watching while I eat my breakfast
yes, great job. a rising star on the grimdark lore channel horizon
Correction for the first legion, all had bought into the Lion after they had duelled him because he believed that action spoke louder than words. Plus he inherited the Charisma of the Emperor even more so than a normal primarch would. They were one unifying force during the great Crusade up until Luther hesitated to tell the Lion about the atomic bomb snuck on his flagship. The Lion saw Luther as a father Figure now brother and had felt betrayed, so sent him to Caliban as a governor of some sorts to later deal with him. After the Heresy he had tricked the Astartes of Caliban , some not aligned with Chaos, some mixed fired the first shot at the Lion.
He did not inherit the charisma of the Emperor, in fact he is quite famous for having absolutely no empathy or social skills unlike many of his primarch brothers. This being the reason why the 1st legion is respected but also very mistrusted among the Astartes. That flaw also played a huge role in him not being chosen to be Warmaster and the animosity with the space wolves.
By charisma I believe he means the Aura the the emperor has. The one that make you look apon then in awe and service. The emperor and the Lion are the only one that walk in a room and you feel the desire to kneel down before them. Even Horus felt this. Hi is the closest to his father. And yes they both have that autistic personality that comes of as rude and uncaring. But the lion is actually one of the best a reading people especially in combat. Malcador the Sigillite said so himself
@@Not-Ken-MolestinaThe Emperor never had an aura or feeling of uncaring, he was known as one the most humble and empathetic beings in human history. The first few thousand years of him attempting to unify humanity were from positions of secrecy or advisory. Also, the Primarchs didn't inherit anything, they were designed to be everything they became and reflected key points of strategy the Emperor believed were necessary to advance the Imperium. The downfall of the Primarchs was the "secret ingredient" added into their creation
Keep in mind that although long-time fans may understand what you mean when talking about how the Ultramarines's numbers swelled, newcomers are likely to be utterly confused. This video seems to be mostly aimed at those who are new to the lore, so perhaps some background could be given.
Thank you. I was hoping it'd get touched later on
I am mostly new. Can you explain?
@@knightshade2654 I believe it was a reference to II and XI Legions; the legions and their culture were destroyed, but the Space Marines themselves possibly weren't eradicated. This, coupled with the Ultramarine's nature of recruitment, led some to believe the remnants of these two legions were integrated into the XIII. Hence their massive numbers.
@@scar4361 That was purely World Bearer rumor. Even the author himself it is nothing more than a rumor. The 13th is large because they have 500 stat systems to draw recruits from and have very stable geneseed
Correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t the Alpha legion have one of the largest forces, not smallest during Horus heresy. It was only the fact that they didn’t fully commit, splitting into sub factions of loyalist, traitor, full blown chaos worshippers, non loyalist anti traitor and everything in between?
Yeah, due to the Alpha Legions way of operating, they very rarely got into open combat against equal foes and as such suffered the least casualties of the Legions during the Great Crusade.
The thing is, we don't know what Alpha Legion strength was... I don't think THEY ever know, just like they don't even know who's side they are actually on, because its been 10'000 years, they never went to the Eye of Terror, so unlike other Traitor Legions, they have no veterans of the Heresy still with them and with how compartmentalised the Legion is, anybody who had any idea of what side they are on or what they are even really doing, is LOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG dead.
Alpha legion is now the biggest
This video was so helpful. Just a casual fan trying to learn some on the lore and universe.
You got my sub. Id love to see your take on the ork bois
Finally a video explaining Space Marine lore ! Haven't seen one of these on youtube yet
🤣🤣
If you ever get a chance I would love to see a video about each legion successor chapters
There’s over 1000 chapters! Be a long video 😂
Wow, one of the best 40k videos on youtube. Fast and to the point information. Keep up the amazing stuff.
A fun video and some stunning artwork. Some of the stuff you said is slightly out tho
Space Wolves💪🏻
The background music is great!
Salamanders are the only ones who haven't forgotten where they came from. Many chapters treat baseline humans like cattle.
I'm currently reading lots of books about the Routs, and frankly, I'm liking this Legion more and more. It's ultra-paradoxical, on the one hand they have this thirst for battle and the rage of the Beast in them, are very bon-vivant, and alongside that, show great wisdom (especially in the use of Warp powers), a good reading of battles, are very loyal to the Imperium, without bending to all the rules, and above all, they have enormous respect for combatants and discuss as equals even with humans who have shown their courage/determination.
I fucking love 40k lore. I don’t play the game but the journey of exploring this entity is an amazing experience. I love the dark and gritty lore
This was really good
good vid, bud. keep it up.
You got the Dark Angels somewhat wrong - It was mostly calibanites that turned fallen, not the OG Dark Angels from Terra. Basically they were calibanite traditionalists that saw the imperium as a faceless entity destroying their culture.
Great content
Very good summary of the Legions.
who else meanwhile sometimes pausing the video would do the game of counting the legions name and to add difficulty the primarchs name untill the 19 I so forgot about the ravenguard still awesome video with nice sumarise overview of pre heresy and post heresy
And another awesome 40 K lore channel. Keep it coming! Loved the video.
Fantastic Video. Give insight to whomever stumble up on it's content...
The loyalist have culture I'm starting to see. They concentrated on things besides being perfect, or extreme war methods, there some of the most human super humans I have ever had the pleasure of reading about
I love the Space Wolves, they are probably one of only two factions in the whole setting who seem like they are actually having fun
Fantastic channel
Warhammer lore rivals FromSoft lore dude. This shit is so good.
World eaters are the best melee fighters and they can take Space wolves if it's only close combat.
Have not played a single game but this lore is incredible im hooked now and I don’t know where to start!
Idk if you will ever see this, but I have always told people who don't know where to start, to just load up the games workshop website and just browse the various factions mini and see which one kind of stands out to you; and then head over to KZhead and look up a lore video for that faction (I always suggest Weshammer, because he does great lore videos and has quite a good amount of deep dives on factions lore, plus the deep dives tend to be only about an hour to at most 2 I think, so they are not overly long and give you a lot of info.) And then from there just kinda browse whoever's channel you found and you will probably find a lot of more video about random Warhammer things (another reason why I recommend Weshammer because he also has a lot of shorter form stuff and you can just kinda watch on the fly, or shorts if you want even smaller info tidbits). Essentially just kinda grab whatever gets your attention and watch it, develop your knowledge and tastes from there and see how it goes and see how you like it. I hope this helps in any way ^^
Same here 🤣
Here here
I like the shorts that you make but could you do more long form videos like these I like these better. You know if you want to 👍
What's the music playing in the background during the White Scars section? I've heard it before in narration of Rylanor's last stand, but I couldn't find it as it seems to be some royalty free music.
Lol at how you said maccrage
Vulkan is still there...somewhere, over the rainbow! Nice to see new a guy on WH40K explain field!
awesome video
Now do the Eldar. Please! They don’t get enough love and deserve a nice video like this. :)
I think the night lords are my favourite legion, first of all thwt name but also compliance through terror is really unique, that and Kurze's decent into madness is just a cool story
Am only just getting into 40k, am loving it
Something notable about the White Scars: They were considering going to Horus' side within the Heresy, however what stopped them was Jaghatai's understanding and reason. He saw the corruption that had undergone Horus and his other brothers, and had they been simply dissatisfied with the Emperor and the actions that he took, which would have been immensely reasonable for all of the Traitors aside from Fulgrim (Angron and Mortarion got kidnapped, Horus felt betrayed by the lack of knowledge or involvement in the Webway, Perturabo was stuck fighting the impossible wars, Magnus had been told that he was not allowed to utilize his gift, Konrad was literally driven insane by prophetic visions, Lorgar had his homeworld destroyed, and Alpharius Omegon had a point to prove about subterfuge, but he's the weakest one the group for reason.) Jaghatai would have betrayed the Emperor in a heartbeat, he was not a good or honorable man, he was a bastard who just happened to be the maker of Jaghatai and his loyalties did not lie with Big E.
what is the name of the last song? I loved the video, I needed detailed but quick information for content I'm putting together about Warhammer, this will be really useful.
is the big guy in black with a white sword on his left leg and red spartan looking helmet feathers @ 11:54 a specific person in 40k? or just some epic artwork? I am new to the Warhammer world so bare with me plz.
Iron warriors art is so badass easily some of the best in the setting
The Alpha Legion sounds a lot like the Green Berets to me. Go in with a small number of troops, destabilize the government, start a coup, wait for the main battle army to arrive and take over.
Glad i wasn’t the only one who thought about that! They truly are textbook examples of what Green Berets are.
4:20 the Iron Warriors are the 4th Legion, not the 5th.
There's been a few mistakes in lore on this video.
@@Not-Ken-Molestina and a lot of important information skipped
theres so much 40k art !!!
7:29 Ah yes, the furries who make Magnus go berserk.
For the 3rd, It would be good to mention their sacrifice for the Emperor and how they got the right to bear the Emperor's personal standard or how Fulgrim conquered a planet with 7 men to give a perspective about their pride and perfection etc. My guys are hella under-appreciated for pre-heresy and got the shortest one here as well :)
I wish I could find that image that is shown at the very beginning. It goes so hard ong
Leman Russ did NOT rename them to the Space Wolves thats what the imperium calls them but they (including russ) say they are The Vlka Fenryka they were known as The Rout before Leman. Space Wolves are their official Imperium name but not to them
I remember there were the Crimson Fists back in the days
Some of us are still playing them! (They’re a break off chapter from the Imperial Fists though now - but still supported in lore and had their own unique rules in the last few editions. Will probably get them for this one when Imperial Fists get their rules supplement. They’re the ‘brave last stand/fighting to the last man/out in a blaze of glory’ chapter lore wise.)
Okay im new to 40K lore, what is this whole "found primarch" mean? Any recommendations for getting into 40K lore? I love the games but have little knowledge of the lore
The imperial fists be the architects and engineers, and the wall
Well you know now we're going to need a video on all the Guardsmen Legions
19:59 Who have the unfortunate bad luck of being nicknamed the Ultrasmurfs.
Corvus Corax is one of the best Primarchs. He is just. He is vengeance incarnate, which requires fair judgement at its heart.
The dark angels weren’t sent back because they didn’t get along with their primarch!!!! They got sent back because he trusted them the most but they didn’t understand what he was thinking and fell to chaos!! They didn’t just revolt they had the warp in their ears
I'm learning things about warhammer and have a question: What are Primarchs exactly and why do they need to be found?
He's not any god, he's the god emperor
The End and the Death Pt.2 confirms Alpharius is dead.
"Primarch! General! Your warriors were eaters of cities, lord, but with you to command us the War Hounds will be eaters of worlds! World Eaters. World Eaters. So shall you be, then, little brothers. Come with me, then, World Eaters" -Captain Dreagher of the War Hounds.
2:55 - What!! He's the legion's primarch; can I get a transfer to the 11th please!! Good picture though, it's captured his arrogance and "superior-ness" well. The thumbnail took me back. I started gaming in the early 90's with Space Crusade; in it were the Blood Angels, Ultramarines and Imperial Fists. However over time the weapons and backpacks would break, so I'd have to mix and match parts; which is how I arrived at my first "home-brewed" legion. The ""Ultra-Bloody-Fists""! >XD Anyone else think Conrad Kurze looks like Orochimaru from Naruto! 27:20 - I thought Alpharius and Omegon* were the first Primarchs "re-united" with the Emperor and were kept trained by Malcador; though IDK where I know this from! * and, in my head canon at least, guarded by Custodes in the cells beneath the Imperial Palace, their triplet brother Epsilonius!
Salamanders my favourite
fist me daddy emperor - Rogal Dorn
Love the Scars, Salamaders and Raven Guards. I imagine the Raven Guards as the imperiums Seal Team 6
They sucks at open fighting they got ass whooped in Horus heresy war
thousands sons
Hi random question but are you the same guy as the Tesla space? Love that channel!
That’s us too, yeah 😅 You’ve got a good ear
Love both channels! Auto subscribe
2:33 until the detestation of Baal, where the blood angels and successor characters came together.
04.00 you called fulgrim, horus' younger brother. I'm kinda new and thought all were cast out in their "cribs" at same age/time. So did you mean young as in newer to the imperium or young in maturity? I know Horus was first so guessing that but just asking cos you said younger is all
Each of the legions has a counterpart between the Loyalist and Traitor forces. Some are easy to see while others are more debatable. Dark Angels=Luna Wolves White Scars=Alpha Legion Space Wolves=Thousand Sons Imperial Fists=Iron Warriors Blood Angels=World Eaters Iron Hands=Emperor's Children Ultramarines=Word Bearers Salamanders=Death Guard Raven Guard=Night Lords
It’s definitely more White Scars=Death Guard, Salamanders=Night Lords, and Raven Guard=Alpha Legion
@@alphamav3rickgaming430 Youre talking about rivalries. The Death Guard tried to hunt down the White Scars during the Horus Heresy but couldnt because their practically opposite combat doctrines. Same for Night Lords being serial killers that captured Vulkan and Salamanders that save civilians. Raven Guard and Night Lords both have primarchs with similar appearances that use lightning claws, both legions have a defect that turns their skin white as paint and eyes black. They both focus on surgical strikes. The Pre-Corvus Corax Raven Guard even were terror troops just like the Night Lords. Death Guard and Salamanders both focus on direct assaults, with Death Guard specializing in Destroyer squads and chemical weapons, while Salamanders banned Destroyer squads but heavily favor flame weaponry. Both Legions have 7 Companies and their primarchs are incredibly resilient. Mortarion is weak to Melta and Plasma weapons but resilient against poisoned and fleshbane weapons. Vulkan is weak to poisoned and fleshbane weapons, but resilient against melta and plasma. A big difference between the Loyalists and Traitors is the reason why they ultimately rebelled. The Traitors didnt care about non-astartes or the Imperium as a whole. Look at the Salamanders who send in squads of incredibly valuable space marines to save civilians and then look at the Death Guard using virus bombs. Raven Guard are special forces while Night Lords skin people.
I would say Emperor's Children mirror the White Scars more than the Iron Hands. Espescially if you consider that they have similar ways of warfare generally and Jaghatai and Fulgrim were actually swapped.
@@jw7500 The Iron Hands and Emperor's Children have opposing situations like several others. Both go to extremes, the Iron Hands turning themselves into cyborgs more and more, while the Emperor's Children mutate and get surgeries for bizarre drug glands. The Iron Hands cut off their emotions while the Emperor's Children embrace them to the extreme. Even their Primarchs were practically opposites, with Ferrus Manus as an ugly and slow but strong warhammer wielding brute, while Fulgrim was a beautiful and swift swordmaster. As far as I know the Emperor's Children didnt have a distinct form of warfare, and nowhere near the White Scar's hit and run specialty.
@@ChaosTicket Afaik the EC very much favoured fast, but melee based warfare. Not nescessarily from the saddle of a (jet)bike as the Vth did. But very much a fast assault force. Both Primarchs are very similar in combat style as well, fast and precise swordsmen. The big difference tho, between the two legions and Primarchs is that one is absolutely inundated with narciscism and the other is very much not. funfact: in the Heresy game ruleset, there is a EC army configuration that basically gives you the White Scars ruleset.
Sanguinus was the one that told Horus should rename the Luna Wolves to the Sons of Horus. Not the Emperor
08:26 as far as I know, the 6th legion and Russ never called themselves space wolves
21:21 what is all that?! Did you make those notes?
Just a correction: the 7th legions homeworld is not terra, it's inuit
Even before Angron, "warcrime" was part of the Warhound's ROE.
20:41 AKA Grandpa Smurf.