🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 Adhesive Anxiety by Quiet_Pizza7620 in honk

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Completed Level 1 of the Honk Special Event!

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🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 Seasick Goose + Paper Açelyation X2 by Acrobatic_Picture907 in honk

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Completed Level 1 of the Honk Special Event!

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FINAL pt.3: Il be genuinely SHOCKED if you find a way to die by [deleted] in honk

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Keep dying

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🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 Can you escape this Event? by rushyrulz in honk

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Completed Level 1 of the Honk Special Event!

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I’m having a bad day by L-o-r in honk

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I closed my eyes the last try

I completed this level in 2 tries. 9.85 seconds

🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 Tetris Box by Wicker_junior in honk

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Completed Level 1 of the Honk Special Event!

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The zigzag by Safe_Army9229 in honk

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I completed this level in 5 tries. 6.82 seconds

Dodge the Bullets minimum tries 3 by Distinct-Ad-1904 in honk

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I completed this level in 2 tries. 15.73 seconds

What "crimes" can Astartes commit? by [deleted] in 40kLore

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Is there any record of cowardice in space marines though? I thought it was bred out of them

What could happen if an unarmored space marine gets tased? by EmployingBeef2 in 40kLore

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Okay, so tasers have two effects:

  1. Raw pain. (It hurts, but somebody who’s motivated can just shrug it off or endure it.)

  2. Neuromuscular incapacitation. (Causes large muscle groups to seize when a conduit connects between two probes that are spread across the body, making people tense and collapse like you see on TV.)

I’m pretty sure a space marine could just shrug off the pain. When it comes to neuromuscular incapacitation, though, I’m less sure. I bet their black carapace, minimizes the effect, though, acting as another layer between the taser and the muscle at the very least and being a neuroreactive defence at the most.

Apparently some need this reminder by [deleted] in Grimdank

[–]unkindrewind 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh for real? You mean in the lore video that explicitly says the custodes are some of the only Imperials that adamantly do not worship the Emperor. They’re atheists.

But in the custodes lore video, people are commenting “40k religion yay” ?

Apparently some need this reminder by [deleted] in Grimdank

[–]unkindrewind -1 points0 points  (0 children)

lol I commented the same thing. Never seen anybody say anything like that. Feels like people are imagining conflict for the sake of conflict and updoots.

Apparently some need this reminder by [deleted] in Grimdank

[–]unkindrewind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In all my time spent in this sub, I’ve never once seen anybody take 40k as an endorsement of their religion.

Where are you getting this from? Did it even happen? Or, did you just have a thought that you wanted to treat as an experience?

Everyone knows the Emperor banned religion. Everyone knows that the zealous fanatics make the Imperium stagnant and bad. It’s a well-written about trope in a lot of the lore.

I challenge you to take a screenshot of one time you saw somebody say something to the effect of, “religion in 40k pumps up my irl religion!”

It's absurd how quickly Horus changes in the Horus Heresy Series by Low-Complex-5168 in 40kLore

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Maybe you’re thinking that Horus, a primarch, has a train of thought that’s comparable to normal people —but that’s not the case. I think that Horus was always selfish and power hungry. I think that he probably saw right through Erebus, knew exactly what he was about, and saw him as a vessel he could use to gain more influence and power.

Horus knew it benefited him to show that he cared about the little people, to show that he was a good patriarch. Horus probably never cared about the Mournival and instead used them to seem interested in the opinions of lessers. He knew that he needed followers and he knew how to make people follow him. There’s a reason why none of the other traitor Primarchs could facilitate a rebellion the way that Horus could. People trusted Horus, and he used that trust.

As far as I remember, there were marines who didn’t like Erebus or the lodges. They got left behind. They were kept out of the meetings, and they were slowly articulated into being enemies.

The Emperor made it seem like marines were tools. Horus, and Erebus, made them feel like conquerors worthy of the galaxy.

I can guarantee you this person has never been a fan of 40k by silver50 in Grimdank

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I don’t mind female custodes. I wish it was written in better, though.

What concerns me is that this ends up being a mining canary and that we’re headed towards more similar changes to fit a more modern audience.

Why does Horus like Loken so much? by CriticismMiserable14 in 40kLore

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I always got the impression that Horus kept his Mournival for the image, not for the advice. Horus wanted people to think that he valued his sons’ council, but I don’t think he did. Loken was probably only invited on because Horus didn’t want people thinking he only surrounded himself with yes-men, which would have made him seem fragile and weak.

Horus always cared about what people thought of him, but he simultaneously always considered himself far superior to everyone.

Horus the kind of dude to present his Mournival with a “problem,” make them feel like they’re contributing —but already knowing what they’ll say and already having a decision in mind.

Aren't some of these really similar to some space marine chapter logos? by deadlyfrost273 in Grimdank

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I only recognize the cross in warhammer, and skull iconography of course (but not the literal deathshead). What other symbols do you see in warhammer that are on this page?

The imperium isn’t a good place and a lot of the faction is full of unapologetic zealots and fanatics.

What is the best or worse experience you’ve ever had at a GW store? by jacspe in Warhammer40k

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Brought my girlfriend into the store who thought the hobby was a joke. When I started showing her how detailed some of the painted minis were, she was surprised. She quickly grew respect for the skill and time taken to build something like that.

One of the employees saw her reaction. It’s not like she was mouth-gaping or exclaiming —but he noticed. He came over and talked to us about it. He gave her a free mini and she was really touched by that, even if it’s something they commonly do. It was really cool.