Warhammer 40k

PS5 player so a little behind. My god I thought Mechanicus had the top tier 40k game soundtrack but when that PIPE ORGAN ELECTRO HOUSE hits I am SO INTO IT. My first mission was as Ogryn and I swear his boomstick lines up so well with the beat it turned into a rhythm game.

Apply headphone, turn other volumes down, and MASSACRE THE ENEMIES OF THE GOD EMPEROR TO A FILTHY HOUSE BEAT LIKE YOU DESERVE

That is all thanks for coming to my Ted talk

Anyone know where to get good battle mats for kill team? Located in Canada preferred but I can do international if that's all that there is.

As someone new to the universe (I jumped into this universe this year and I read everything I humanly can from the Black Library), I found strange that a lot of people who comments on the reveal that Titus is fearless since a child just stop there and don't connect with what has been said at the beginning of the episode.

The Imperium control its army with a faith built on fear. Because Titus is fearless, it implies that he has no faith for the Imperium (at least not one imposed to him by the Imperium). Based on the fact he spent centuries being torture by the inquisition we can assume he is loyal to the Imperium.

But there are 2 differences between Loyalty and Faith:

• the fact that a Loyal soldier can't be control
• Loyalty is toward a nation (the Imperium) while Faith is toward a religious figure (here the Emperor of Mankind).

That's why everyone around Titus is afraid of him joigning the chaos. But from what we know Titus is too loyal to betray the Imperium (and is resistance to the chaos may makes him immune to god corruption). But doesn't it put him on a lot of historical figure who betrays there leader when they think they betray the nation? Roman and medieval histories has a lot of those historical figure. Brutus killing Cesar is the most known of all.

Of course Titus will never try to kill the Emperor of Manking but right now the real leader of the Imperium is Titus own primarch: Guilliman who serves as the Regent. Titus is not strong enough to kill a primarch but an assassination attempt would be a big deal on its own (a second Horus Heresy but this time without god corruption).

All this emphasis during all this years on how Titus is unique among the Spaces Marines, to the point where the first mainstream movie/tv show is just about that, I just can't imagine they will do nothing about it.

I am probably wrong, I'm too new to the universe, to really judge my own analysis. That's why I'm writing it here hoping to learn a lot more about that specific subject of the lore (the lore is so big now, it's hard to know what to read to analyze the probability of a theory).

Here is my WIP Sanguinor. I went a little heavy handed with the silver highlights, but it still looks good at table distance. The shade of the parchment feels like it bumps with the gold a bit, so I might dry brush it a little lighter. Overall pretty happy with the progress.

For anyone interested this is is a supportless FDM print available on my Cults and MMF pages.

https://cults3d.com/en/users/Doctor-Spork

https://www.myminifactory.com/users/DoctorSpork

I'm still waiting for it to clear the MMF QA process, it should be up there in the next couple of days.

More pics in comments

Due to a surprising turn of events, I now have a heavy amount of pewter scouts.

I have enough scouts already for my classic marine army, so no need for me to paint them up for that. I'm thinking of using these scouts to do something interesting. Maybe convert some of them into a Necromunda gang? I don't know. I want to really do something neat with these minis.