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Except that there's nothing in the Index Astartes, the Space Wolf, Dark Angel, Space Marine, or Blood Angel codexes...

 

Using one sentence from the Chaos Codex to justify, "Oh, Dorn, Guilliman, and all the rest where hit up by Chaos just as hard as, say, Mortarion was, but they simply set their sculpted jawlines in expressions of stoic determination and shook it off"...

 

This isn't building a castle in the air, this is building a continent spanning fortress chain of mighty redoubts, linked by lines of resupply and reinforcement, manned by millions of stout hearted cloud men-at-arms, and stocked with all the necessities of war.

 

In the air.

Isn't there a short story where Horus muses that he wishes he had a number of the loyalist primarchs at his side instead of those who joined him?  The Khan for Fulgrim or Corrax for Alpharius or something like that?

It is - short audiobook called Warmaster.

Except that there's nothing in the Index Astartes, the Space Wolf, Dark Angel, Space Marine, or Blood Angel codexes...

 

Using one sentence from the Chaos Codex to justify, "Oh, Dorn, Guilliman, and all the rest where hit up by Chaos just as hard as, say, Mortarion was, but they simply set their sculpted jawlines in expressions of stoic determination and shook it off"...

 

 

Well, since it amounted to nothing, why would there be more than one sentence about it? "Chaos tested all of the Primarch, half of them failed, here is the story of those that did." That's the Chaos Codex history.

Been a while, and I'm not sure I got things mixed up since, but in First Heretic, aren't the Gal Vorbak-to-be shown visions of 10 primarchs' first steps out of their birthing pods, the 9 traitors and the Lion? Whether this refers to which ones were tested or which ones failed is up for debate still, but it's an obvious hint...

uh because if it didn't "half try" then there wouldn't be equal goodies vs baddies and there'd be no game for chaos to play. or most people on this board.

 

it's all just silly justification for my 8 legions vs your 8 legions stuff. not that I don't enjoy it.

uh because if it didn't "half try" then there wouldn't be equal goodies vs baddies and there'd be no game for chaos to play. or most people on this board.

 

it's all just silly justification for my 8 legions vs your 8 legions stuff. not that I don't enjoy it.

 

I think you are giving too much credit to beings who have little direct influence outside of the Empyrean and need to pass themselves as gods in order to survive.

 

uh because if it didn't "half try" then there wouldn't be equal goodies vs baddies and there'd be no game for chaos to play. or most people on this board.

 

it's all just silly justification for my 8 legions vs your 8 legions stuff. not that I don't enjoy it.

 

I think you are giving too much credit to beings who have little direct influence outside of the Empyrean and need to pass themselves as gods in order to survive.

 

 

i was actually giving credit to the original writers of the horus heresy.

 

 

uh because if it didn't "half try" then there wouldn't be equal goodies vs baddies and there'd be no game for chaos to play. or most people on this board.

 

it's all just silly justification for my 8 legions vs your 8 legions stuff. not that I don't enjoy it.

 

I think you are giving too much credit to beings who have little direct influence outside of the Empyrean and need to pass themselves as gods in order to survive.

 

 

i was actually giving credit to the original writers of the horus heresy.

 

 

Ah, your statement seemed to imply that they did indeed have the power to corrupt them all, and that they had half tried in the case of the loyalist primarchs.

Been a while, and I'm not sure I got things mixed up since, but in First Heretic, aren't the Gal Vorbak-to-be shown visions of 10 primarchs' first steps out of their birthing pods, the 9 traitors and the Lion? Whether this refers to which ones were tested or which ones failed is up for debate still, but it's an obvious hint...

imo the lion failed, at least he uses a nurgle daemon for faster warp travelling (see "the lion") ....

 

 

Ah, your statement seemed to imply that they did indeed have the power to corrupt them all, and that they had half tried in the case of the loyalist primarchs.

 

yeah I was, as a (good natured) way to snark at the concept. easily misunderstood

 

 

Been a while, and I'm not sure I got things mixed up since, but in First Heretic, aren't the Gal Vorbak-to-be shown visions of 10 primarchs' first steps out of their birthing pods, the 9 traitors and the Lion? Whether this refers to which ones were tested or which ones failed is up for debate still, but it's an obvious hint...

imo the lion failed, at least he uses a nurgle daemon for faster warp travelling (see "the lion") ....

I (and many others I believe) choose to ignore that entire story. Awful in every respect. That being one of the largest problems.

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