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Oh boy black jack is perfect for maneuverability in Urban combat That's if you know how to use a jump Jets well and do not get into-A prolong firefight, plus I love it it's weird torso design Plus love that artwork at 5:36 as the blackjack knock aside a fuel truck and those 2 men down Black Jack is still perfect for wright pilot. 😃👍

I didn't even realize you never did the Blackjack.

Wow all the vids u have made and ur just doing the blackjack?? I guess itdid slip through the cracks 😊😊😊 Thanks for the vid😊

1st to say “ Thanks for the vid sir”.

If being middle eastern was a robot I would narrate the same way

March for Macragge jealous heretics

Gotta love this brettonian duo ty once again GDN

Thanks!

I like to think they remember sky Titans as ancestors. I also wonder how their society function, as in, who gathers food? Do families live in caves inside the vulcanoes or do they make houses? How fast the children grow? Who raises children? Do they have elderly or just eat anyone who gets too old? Can they make their own booze or just steal it? This sort of things

It was so effective it killed 99,99% of everything that it was shooting at. Now all we have left is that 0,001% that is resistant.

Logistical miracle

Praise Mannaan indeed.

Burn the forest down

From Cannibalistic and cruel killers they become some of the most noble warriors in the Imperium, led by an Angel. Sanguineous nobility and humanity was able to change them and garner fanatic loyalty and they changed so that they could live up to his expectations. He was the greatest Primarch, only the fact that his wings, those beautiful wings made him so different that he couldn't become Warmaster....as an Imperium trying to become Secular and to rid itself of superstition...Having an Angel as Warmaster would probably be counterproductive...as of course the peoples of the Imperium would deify him...as they eventually did anyway after his death. He wasn't perfect, he had flaws (Though not many) and I believe he is the best Character in the Lore.

Great Horned Rat: Yee, yes. I win, win. One step closear to total domination, domination!!! Tzeentch: Yes, yes, yes, congratulations, now get lost, I have to think of a way to get these two into the Totalwarverse. Florin & Lorenzo: WHAT!?!?!

this is dope ... I love videos where they talk about armour equipments ships etc ! Great video btw ..

I love this Baron, he even knows how to die at the right time :D

Oh boy that prayer of the provost Marshal struck like a shadow death and Florin and Lorenzo the luckiest Bretonnia's who got the hell out of Vinsteing like thunder Knowing what was up the Skaven was obviously the one's who assassinated Baron's but the saddest thing was Adora who survived to go Skavenbright Yes yes goodbye to those beautiful looks after spending a couple days down there. death was probably was the best thing for her." Oh man how Vinsteing fell like Kavzar what a ending To this short story what GDN narration so wonderfully tell next time have a safe week everybody."😃👍

Much obliged! :D

Thank you sir for another excellent tale!😊😊😊

Thanks as always GDN ❤ This was a good one. It helps it wasn’t actually set in Bretonnia 😂

can some one confirm. is the average height catachan 5'5"?

Wow, haha, that's a funny touch to begin this video's visuals with a zoomed-in focus upon a knight's horse actually in mid-air, being thrown by an Albion giant like a baseball-boulder. In fact, more than one image included herein depicts airborne adversaries, as launched by these oversized lumbering lunks. Looking through all of the pictures, I wonder who stitches the giant-sized pantaloons for them. Maybe some tribeswomen act as makeshift tailors. A “giant bash”, ahah, why does that make me think of the equivalent of Albionite Highland Games? Then, the tallest giants are also the drunkest in the land, and most belligerent - is that another reason the more-numerous but comparitively tiny Albionite humans can maintain control over giants? Mutual fear of the Bonegrinders? Funny, too, that giants were a Regiment of Renown in an old tabletop edition. This brings back recollections of Gotrek and Felix's “Giantslayer”, again. Leave it to Warhammer to distinguish its race(s) of giant beings, and specifically those (the final faction's?) from this misty-mysterious island nation, no matter how fine the details. This kin, including the double-sized versions, really do possess childlike mentalities. As for finishing this subject, take a break from it if you feel like doing so, Narrator; otherwise, you might as well wrap it up in a continuous package. My gratitude to you anyway, for more of the Fantasy world and this previously little-known land. Have a healthy, awesome week without any hurtling stones, and may the blessings of Danu be upon you.

What an unpredictable, unprecedented, completely unsurprising turn, that another manipulating seductress should be revealed as a confidence artist worthy of distrust. Lady Adora represents a hazard obvious for any man to see, especially an adventurous Bretonnian who's already married to a red-haired bombshell. I do get exasperated, even tired, of those around the Old World who insist on relegating skaven to myth, despite all of the other inhuman, threatening races knowingly in existence. But, the baron did belt you a boney, big bulge on your brainpan, Florin. Like the baron of Bordeleaux in the novel “Knights Errant”, this one's a respectable old warrior. And with that, we're on to the final story section, tomorrow. Thank you again for this Narration, GDN, and have a good day!

Steady as she goes, guardians of the Imperium. Full Fists ahead. Gargantuan in body and legacy. Not even daemonic infestations can put this great construct out of commission. This summarized service record was interesting though I definitely want to know what more there is about the guts of this mega base. I suppose its outside has been described as visually as it's gonna get. A relic of the Age of Enlightenment or beyond, such that only the Custodes maintain knowledge of its abilities and secrets. As much as can be known. This episode suited as introduction to the Phalanx but I'm still hungry for a full, schematic-like tour. I do look forward to more on this battle city in space from the lost era of humanity. Until that time, I thank you nonetheless for another installment of your legions series, GDN. Have a healthy and awesome day, and the Emperor protects.

Archdouchebag I'm using that one nest time I play against traitor marines

Thanks for these

This rogueish duo are even afforded the bounty of a short story!? And what a blessing for GDN's listening audience. At last, main protagonist Bretonians in a fish-out-of-water setting within the Empire. A lone, introductory guard? Standing against a group of villains? Plus, they're decidely rat-man-like? In Warhammer...yeah, certain and inevitable death. “Muscles melted”, yikes. Comfortably familiar, atmospheric grimdark. The depiction of Lorenzo in the book cover image used as the thumbnail doesn't look quite fat, old, bald or toothless enough. Too Hollywood but otherwise it's another fine pic to look at. Foreign commentary on unknown “quiz-een” can always be fun and Lorenzo's own ongoing gripes about Imperial food is no less wryly humourous. With Reikspiel giving the Breton-speakers a proper Imperial welcome down in the fighting pit, I pass you my gratitude for covering one more story involving these characters, GDN. 'Til tomorrow's middle part, have a great weekend!

What is the heresy that has dorn and perturabo on the same side

The horns, those Titan horns...the most unsettling and attention-seizing alert honks in the far future universe. Hearing descriptions of the crew of the Collegia's operations is interesting and satisfying, as without having read any relevant novels I've only seen such actions, for example in the Helsreach animated film. Admittedly, some grimdark schadenfreude is felt at what's befallen Lorgar here; be it however, unfortunately, temporary damage. Imagination angers Angron but it seemed he could have been receiving a bit of the gift of the strength of Khorne, here. Or, it was just the Nails. Either way, I appreciate greatly each and every novel excerpt you make, GDN, and this is no exception. It provides ever more development of personalities and relationships of the primarchs. Meanwhile, until your next release, thanks muchly, take care and hopefully your weekend winds up well.

The name of a Wyvach sounds to my mind, if I may be so bold Narrator, like Romanian. The animal itself sounds like the ultimate edition of a shoulder-perched avian companion. The comedy of the drukhari experimental experience was a nonetheless entertaining intermission from the actual subject matter. Of course, being 40k, any tangent with psychic abilities comes with some price to pay. The official pictures of the actual Razorwings appear both awesome and cruel-looking; with a little facial resemblance to the Skesis of the Dark Crystal world. Grehk's own personal tale about this species was particularly fascinating. That major revelation, which I believe is true, I wouldn't have expected from this flying creature's Xenos Bestiary episode. Also kind of funny, the bird in the first image of a flock that's center-most in the frame and second-closest to the viewer's foreground, with one sour scowl on its face - looks like one irate turkey to me. That is all. A raptor that can manipulate humans? Oh, you mean like black marketeer The Penguin of Gotham City, Narrator? Seriously, while the wyvarchs could possess a cunning presently or still to be identified, that sentience displayed by the big, sharp birds of prey is pretty intimidating. Particularly for anybody who co-inhabited any planet with the winged ones. Thank you for another such entry of the bestiary gifts that keep on giving, GDN. There's always something more of interest. 'Til your next, have an awesome and healthy day. The Emperor protects.

Love your channel man!

Great video. Love your Warhammer Fantasy lore videos.

Great video and lore! To be honest, I like your warhammer fantasy lore best. These obscure races/creatures and lore is the most interesting.

Have you noticed some have more fingers than others?

Thanks but i‘d prefer a trebuchet!

Always have loved Giants from novels or movies and the Giants of Albion are interesting it's kind of funny and sad that Albion's try to replace the Giants with Stone throwers since. they both have unique pros and cons for the Giant's are like walking mobile, artillery pieces who can beat down the enemies like a drum while the stone throwers,Are stationary platforms that can be use when Giants are not around To be call upon. Oh man That one Giant at 6:34 with that weapon which name escapes me Is definitely going to wreck someone's day, I like argom the guardian of the coast or troll of the coastline who is very unique indeed."😃👍

2:34-2:38 womp womp

I would rather have these big fellas be friends than enemies.

Nice

Lol, smashing the catapults could be a reference to the popular conception of the luddite movement

ROFL "I am Lady Adora Gerbera Klompenstein." "What a beautiful name!"

**tries to click something, clicks the notification that just popped** Xd

1st to 1st, 1st to like, 1st to watch

Oh boy I like how Lorenzo said that Florin is marry to turn him away from Adora. Who's got the charms of a angel oh "Florin and Lorenzo" how you two are just at the wrong, place at the wrong time. And ouch the Baron is tough old man with the grit of years behind him to take on Lorenzo The nutcracker of Bretonnia, well tomorrow's going to be a very interesting To see how this game plays itself out until next time be safe everybody."😃👍

Doesn't sound like the Baron is leaving. Sounds like he's going to gather some men and take on the Provost Marshals men.

YESSSS

Can we get Dorn back so he can fix the Imperium? ALSO id love to have a video that is serves as guided tour of the Phalanx!

Dorn is such a fucking Chad

This is an awesome mech,any plans to profile the triskelion mech?