psychic primarchs

[Emperor's Furor]

All Primarchs have a bit of warp in them, that's how they were created, it really depends on how the warp power develops, which I'm guessing has a lot to do with it's interaction with the genetics the Emperor engineered the Primarchs with. In Leman Russ's case, the Canis Helix taken from Wolves (which Corax finds during Deliverance Lost) seems to of received some attention from the warp energy and developed into what was seen on Prospero.

[warpedphonecian]

Fulgrim: So far, we have seen sorcery from this guy. Somewhere, there is psychic potential,

after all he did throw a daemon out of his own body.

 

 

 

okay, so after Angel Exterminatus and arguably the Reflection Crack'd

we know he came to a compromise with the daemon. he's trying to ascend to daemonhood because the taint of the daemon has ruined his humanity forever. but also, in Exterminatus, when baby Fulgrim is discovered by the Chemosians, he is already said to have some sort of manipulative influence on his discoverers, causing two to kill the other. Maybe his beauty is a sign that he was marked for Slaanesh from the start, when the primarchs were scattered.

... opinions?

[warpedphonecian]

Fulgrim: So far, we have seen sorcery from this guy. Somewhere, there is psychic potential,

after all he did throw a daemon out of his own body.

 

 

 

okay, so after Angel Exterminatus and arguably the Reflection Crack'd

we know he came to a compromise with the daemon. he's trying to ascend to daemonhood because the taint of the daemon has ruined his humanity forever. but also, in Exterminatus, when baby Fulgrim is discovered by the Chemosians, he is already said to have some sort of manipulative influence on his discoverers, causing two to kill the other. Maybe his beauty is a sign that he was marked for Slaanesh from the start, when the primarchs were scattered.

... opinions?

[Emperor's Furor]

I wouldn't be surprised, the others who ended up being devoted to each god fell on to worlds where their influence seemed to over already taken route.

[jeremy1391]

Mortarion is stated to melt into the shadows and be seen only when he wants to in flight of the eisenstein

in betrayal he teleports around

 

Rogal Dorn can instantly spot a structural flaw in a fortification.... not sure if it is a psyker thing or just due to how awesome his primarch DNA has made his sight.

[Necris]

Actually on the Dorn thing there is a bit where he is looking at a wall and can see the microscopic fracture deep in it commenting that the section of the wall needed to be reinforced

[Emperor's Furor]

I'm an Imperial Fists fan, I'd love to know how a guy like Rogal Dorn raised on a world of hives and ice ended up being such a brilliant builder.

[Emperor's Furor]

Edit: Darn Lag.

[Necris]

He'd built Phalanx before the Emperor found him, so his world/system couldn't have been that backwards

[jeremy1391]

I would Imagine his ability to build great fortifications comes from the fact inwit was covered in hives. He probably like most of the other primarchs made his world a better place and you gotta be the mac daddy bob the builder type to fix a hiveworld! Isn't it also speculated that he built Phalanx?

[Emperor's Furor]

There's apparently two suggestions, one that it was built in the dark age of technology, the second Dorn built it according to the lightning tower. I have to say with Garro's audio drama when he goes aboard, I could very well believe Dorn built it and knew everything that happened aboard it.

[jeremy1391]

And Peterabo wondered why Dorn got Picked to duild up the palace :P nothing like having a son who brings his own deathstar home :P

 

but I digress. Being able to see things at a molecular level with the naked eye has to be some sort of psyker ability.

[Kol Saresk]

but I digress. Being able to see things at a molecular level with the naked eye has to be some sort of psyker ability.

Not really. Superman could do it.

[Aegnor]

I think every primarch is psychic to a greater or lesser extent. Several don't appear to make any overt use of their powers - Guilliman, Dorn, even Angron, etc, and there is no doubt a range of strengths amongst them, but at a minimum I'd say they all have pretty strong defensive psychic powers, as in their ability to deflect/resist psychic powers aimed at them. Given their nature as psychic/physical constructs, it's not clear either what portion of their awesome physical capabilities are due to biomancy as opposed to gene-wrought physicality either. Even before he became a daemon-prince, Angron would charge into significant bolter fire, in armour that left plenty of skin exposed, and not take a scratch - some form of psychic shield or deflector, potentially unconscious on Angron's part?

 

Obviously the traitors have their powers changed by Chaos - Angron would lose any powers I'd think, others became sorcerers/daemons with different powers.

[Kol Saresk]

That reminds me, Angron survived a wall falling on him that killed quite a few of his own warriors.

[Jareddm]

I figured Khan had some significant psychic power considering he was one of the primarchs who founded the librarian project, alongside Sanguinius and Magnus, who were both exceptionally gifted psychics.

[Deathwatch/Grey knight]

fulgrim was part of it to and i thought the emperor gifted the phalanx to dorn

[Olis]

fulgrim was part of it to and i thought the emperor gifted the phalanx to dorn

 

Actually, Dorn already had Phalanx by the time the Emperor found him. Whether or not he was responsible for it's construction is another matter, however.

[soupcan]

i believe it states in the crimson fist dorn already had it and controled a decent area of space when he met the big guy

 

soup

[DarKnight]

I think every primarch is psychic to a greater or lesser extent. Several don't appear to make any overt use of their powers - Guilliman, Dorn, even Angron, etc, and there is no doubt a range of strengths amongst them, but at a minimum I'd say they all have pretty strong defensive psychic powers, as in their ability to deflect/resist psychic powers aimed at them. Given their nature as psychic/physical constructs, it's not clear either what portion of their awesome physical capabilities are due to biomancy as opposed to gene-wrought physicality either. Even before he became a daemon-prince, Angron would charge into significant bolter fire, in armour that left plenty of skin exposed, and not take a scratch - some form of psychic shield or deflector, potentially unconscious on Angron's part?

 

Obviously the traitors have their powers changed by Chaos - Angron would lose any powers I'd think, others became sorcerers/daemons with different powers.

In Butcher's Nails it mentions that Angron has had his face ripped off multiple times in battle, so I'd guess no go on the psychic repel. Just a tough SOB. And @Kol_Saresk, I'd imagine Primarchs survive injuries that kill Astartes pretty easily.

[Kol Saresk]

I think every primarch is psychic to a greater or lesser extent. Several don't appear to make any overt use of their powers - Guilliman, Dorn, even Angron, etc, and there is no doubt a range of strengths amongst them, but at a minimum I'd say they all have pretty strong defensive psychic powers, as in their ability to deflect/resist psychic powers aimed at them. Given their nature as psychic/physical constructs, it's not clear either what portion of their awesome physical capabilities are due to biomancy as opposed to gene-wrought physicality either. Even before he became a daemon-prince, Angron would charge into significant bolter fire, in armour that left plenty of skin exposed, and not take a scratch - some form of psychic shield or deflector, potentially unconscious on Angron's part?

 

Obviously the traitors have their powers changed by Chaos - Angron would lose any powers I'd think, others became sorcerers/daemons with different powers.

In Butcher's Nails it mentions that Angron has had his face ripped off multiple times in battle, so I'd guess no go on the psychic repel. Just a tough SOB. And @Kol_Saresk, I'd imagine Primarchs survive injuries that kill Astartes pretty easily.

Yeah, I can understand that, but this was a wall that took a literal mountain of dead to climb. And he was buried under all of it! Not only that, but he threw it all off of himself and then proceeded to kill like thirty people. That's a little much.

 

*Note, there might be some exaggeration, I haven't looked at the scene since the last time I read Horus Rising, but it's right around where they were taking on the Technocracy.

[Deathwatch/Grey knight]

angron, corax, lorgar, and magnus and the lion we know for sure what they went through before the emperor but i think they should have short stories on the rest of primarchs growing up

[Lupe]

Fulgrim is certainly psychic, according to Angel Exterminatus.

 

For one, he could pry Ferrus' memories at the moment he killed him, and he also enters Perturabo's mind and dreams.

[Deathwatch/Grey knight]

what i do know is a rumour but the emperor was amazed by the phalanx that he asked to take in and returned it after making it into a starfortress

[Deathwatch/Grey knight]

fulgrim is not a psyker until proven all u guy point out on him all occur after he got the sword ;)