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Not really. People's definition of loyalty varies. People can be loyal, but seemingly not as loyal as how others define it. Guilliman himself is a prime example of this. He is loyal, but the Lion finds his loyalty to be rather self-serving. The whole story arc of this Imperium Secundus is, by its nature, an example of how people's definitions vary and how this variation influences their views of others.
Intonation does and does not make a difference. To the Lion, Guilliman is not the most loyal in that, as Cormac pointed out, it seems the Lord of Ultramar is more concerned with surviving the Heresy rather than winning it, which can easily be seen as self-serving.

I wasn't disregarding, just not commenting on it.

 

I could have quoted you, split it in half, and placed what I wrote under the first part and placed a general agreement under the other. Honestly, that is a hassle when using a phone, on the mobile site, which happens to be my primary connection to the B&C.

 

So instead I posted the part that mattered and assumed you would understand.

I think that saying any of the 9 loyalist Primarchs were more loyal than the other 9 is...problematic.

 

(obvious troll)

Especially if the guy whose standards we're using and one of his most loyal bros couldn't be bothered to turn up at Terra until the shooting stopped, unlike the Khan!

(/obvious troll)

 

More seriously, I have trouble imagining a definition of far sighted that includes Ferrous Manus (Yeah, dude, that cybernetics addiction my Legion's got is kind of a bummer. I should do something about that. Maybe later) and Leman Russ (I have a cunning plan. Step one is getting in Angron's face and picking a fight. This is the best plan ever.)

Well, the problem I always saw with "far sighted" people is that they were usually looking so far ahead, that they wouldn't see the cliff right in front of them until they walked off and held out a Wile. E. Coyote saign that said "Oh crap!"

 

So what you're saying is . . . Wile E. Coyote is the most farsighted and loyal Primarch?

No wonder Dorn misses him.

As far as I'm concerned this is now canon. Had the Acme Super Geniuses Legion been at Terra....

 

I guess we only need answers about one missing Primarch now.

 

So what you're saying is . . . Wile E. Coyote is the most farsighted and loyal Primarch?

No wonder Dorn misses him.

As far as I'm concerned this is now canon. Had the Acme Super Geniuses Legion been at Terra....

 

Those anvils that Ferrus and Vulkan are always hammering on....

 

Acme anvils.

 

 

 

So what you're saying is . . . Wile E. Coyote is the most farsighted and loyal Primarch?

No wonder Dorn misses him.

As far as I'm concerned this is now canon. Had the Acme Super Geniuses Legion been at Terra....

Those anvils that Ferrus and Vulkan are always hammering on....

 

Acme anvils.

It's the only thing they Have to remind them of their dear, departed brother . . .

 

@Kol

"I have fought monsters. Daemons. Angels. I have killed gods! Now you expect me to believe that those, those things were, and I want to make sure I got this next part right . . . Aliens!? Oh, I'm sorry, 'xenos.' I need a drink, that's what I need. I am going to get drunk and I am going to bang that remembrancer, because that just feels right."

And he also got to vacation in two different summer locales of the warp and both he and his brother are Perpetuals. Not to mention his experience at daemon hunting makes him the perfect Primarch for the Grey Knights. See? It's all coming together!

You know, that would make him the only Primarch to be raised with a brother. Granted, a fool psyker who comes dangerously close to the perils of the Warp about seventeen times, but you can't have everything.

Alpharius and Omegon?

 

XX Legion?

 

Hydra Dominatus?

 

Any of this ringing any sort of bells?

When Forge World releases his rules, they BETTER unlock Land Raider Impalas for Heavy Support and Fast Attack.

Damn, snubbing the Predadaewoo? Preda-Dae-WOO DX Babeh babeeeeehhhh!

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view2/4807507/daewoo-dx-o.gif

 

You know, that would make him the only Primarch to be raised with a brother. Granted, a fool psyker who comes dangerously close to the perils of the Warp about seventeen times, but you can't have everything.

Alpharius and Omegon?

XX Legion?

Hydra Dominatus?

Any of this ringing any sort of bells?

They aren't brothers. They're two halves of the same existence. Horus and Alparius Omegon are brothers. But not Alpharius and Omegon. How's that for a brain twister?

 

 

You know, that would make him the only Primarch to be raised with a brother. Granted, a fool psyker who comes dangerously close to the perils of the Warp about seventeen times, but you can't have everything.

Alpharius and Omegon?

 

XX Legion?

 

Hydra Dominatus?

 

Any of this ringing any sort of bells?

. . . Nope, not a one.

 

It's a curious thing.

Sorry I meant Loyal from a perspective of the Imperium and ideals of the Emperor. Vulkan is loyal but would place humanity over the Imperium, where as the loyal nature of the others was also slightly different.

 

I'm wrong anyway. When I think about it, Guilliman counted only a few brothers as friends and they were all Warmaster material apart from Ferrus Manus, and he considered him very highly as one of his dauntless few.

 

What I should have said is how Guilliman was only friends with those on his level. He's like an intellectual who just operates on a different wave length to others. Oh my, he's a 40K geek!

 

Seems like he had a lot of respect for Perturabo too though. Due to his nature though it appears Perturabo wouldn't allow himself to be close to anyway.

 

@Legatus; no I'm not referring to the Dauntless few but there is a little cross over. Guilliman remarks about his only friends among the Primarchs being Sanguinius, Horus, Dorn and Ferrus Manus, yet adds Russ to his Dauntless Few in a separate introspection.

He runs with the other high achievers, people who aren't afraid of others' accomplishments. Fulgrim might've been there too, if he wasn't so obsessed and insecure in his search for perfection.

 

Guilliman, being a rational person, feels that, while Russ might be culturally too wide apart from him (qualitatively speaking), he's one of the best at what he does. And what he does is still left unexplained =p

 

The Blue Daddy shows the same kind of respect for the Khan, though he mentions his unpredictability, but it still goes to show how reasonable a guy he is.

 

On Perturabo, Angel Exterminatus seems to imply that the Iron Primarch would've welcomed his brothers' approach with open arms, he's truly hurt by having his Legion used in such a way. Likewise Guilliman felt that need to excuse himself for his accomplishments when he thought of Perturabo and, being his usual, socially mild-self, he couldn't bring himself to be closer.

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