The Blood Angels Are MUCH WORSE Than You Think



In this video, we delve deep into the dark legacy of the Blood Angels, one of Warhammer 40K’s most fascinating and tragic Space Marine Chapters. From their cursed origins as the Revenant Legion to their struggle with the Red Thirst and Black Rage, we explore how their genetic flaws shape their relentless quest for perfection. Join us as we uncover why the Blood Angels are much worse than you think, and how their battle against their inner demons defines their legacy in the 41st millennium. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Warhammer lore content!

00:00 – Intro
02:32 – Revenants
09:39 – Hunger
18:21 – Baal
24:13 – Treachery
28:44 – Blood and Darkness
33:40 – Redemption

Music: Mechanicus OST – Noosphere

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26 thoughts on “The Blood Angels Are MUCH WORSE Than You Think”

  1. People think because they are imperial soldiers that they are the good guy? In the grim dark there is no such thing as the good guys they are savages like they should be if they were anything less there would be no imperium. After all in the grim dark there is only war!

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  2. ❤️
    Another good possibility is this!
    Oenomaus had already freed Desh'ea and ruled House Thal'kyr, then after hearing about the boy named Angron, raised first by wolves and then by villagers, he decides to recruit him among his gladiators, seeing him as their hope.
    Angron thus grows well becoming a just adult, in a reborn city with a large army of strong warriors, successfully leading his valiant soldiers (and many others thanks to his empathic psychic power), with the title Red Angel, against the tyrants (witnessing the tragic but honorable death of his father figure in the last battle), ultimately becoming the Gladiator King, powerful ruler of all Nuceria.
    Some time after the planet's pacification Angron meets the Emperor, this time voluntarily embracing his place as son, Primarch and father of the XII Legion of War Wolves (World Eaters), officially making Nuceria their homeworld.

    Or maybe even this: all the cities of Nuceria are already free and governed by several Gladiator Kings (the bloody slavery just a bad memory), who over time see the rise of the wolf Angron Thal'kyr as a sign of a worthy ruler (and future worthy Primarch)!
    (A soul like that of Sanguinius)
    🔴

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  3. Blood drinking is inherently quite homoerotic. Their urges may be much more "romanticized" than what was initially thought. Why else would an Astartes legion place so much importance in elegance and physical beauty? An opportunity for growth, indeed.

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  4. Its their duality of the figurative and literal (warp blessing and curse) angel and d(a)emon that makes them interesting to me while other first founding chapters show less three-dimensional characteristics. Their noble demeanor and appreciation of art are true for the sake of the curse. A hundred or so years prior to Sanguinius joining his sons, they were truly the worst but even more than 10 000 years without Sanguinius' physical presence and guidance, they are still living up to his standard. That is honourable. They know they will all eventually fall to the black rage but stay their thirst and rage by appreciating the beauty of art.

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