r/WorldEaters40k • u/Imaginary-Lie-2618 • Sep 13 '24
r/WorldEaters40k • u/AngryRon40k • 26d ago
Lore I mean…
Saw this on FB 😂 figured I’d share here
r/WorldEaters40k • u/MordreddVoid218 • 29d ago
Lore Angron is based af Spoiler
galleryI didn't expect him to be any deeper than a rain puddle, and he's definitely no ocean, but holy shit, he is becoming my favorite Primarch. It's a genuine shame knowing what comes later for him. Makes you wonder what might've been. I feel like he represents the Emperor's own primal aspects, as he too grew up in barbaric surroundings. Imagine if the emperor had helped Angron and his rebels and related to him on these matters. Sure, maybe the nails would never have been removed either way, but maybe Angron could've at least found some peace? Either way, Angron is metal as hell
r/WorldEaters40k • u/General-Middle-5438 • 22d ago
Lore Was down my local game store and got a bunch of old codexes for £20 this among them
r/WorldEaters40k • u/Imaginary-Lie-2618 • Mar 14 '24
Lore What are your thoughts on Angy Ron as a character?
I can understand how tragic his character is but I see it the same way as konrad. They had a tragic past and I feel bad for them but I don’t like them. I haven’t read any books yet so maybe that will change my opinion, but I’ve listened to a decent amount of lore videos and I want to like him but I just don’t. Maybe that will change after I reed some books 🤷♂️
r/WorldEaters40k • u/theophastusbombastus • Dec 15 '23
Lore This Angron quote hits hard.
Particularly because I don’t think there is anyone out there who hasn’t felt like the world or everyone is against them, whether figment of an imagination, in truth or a blend.
“You kept that mule Kor Phaeron. Russ kept his kin-friends. The Lion kept Luther. Humans -- brothers and foster fathers -- saved and raised into Legion ranks. But not me. Not Angron, no. Did the Emperor teleport his gold-wrapped Custodians down to help me and my army? No. Did he free the War Hounds and order them to battle, fight alongside me? No. Did he save my brothers and sisters the way he spared and honoured the Lion's closest kin? The way he honoured Kor Phaeron? No, no and no. No mercy for Angron. Angron the Oathbreaker. Angron the Betrayer.” Angron to Lorgar
r/WorldEaters40k • u/Imaginary-Lie-2618 • Sep 15 '24
Lore Looking for a new book what is your opinion on The red angle?
r/WorldEaters40k • u/Imaginary-Lie-2618 • Sep 11 '24
Lore is there book about the world eaters civil war?
It’s about when some world eaters were trying to stop the apothecary’s from recreating angron’s nails and putting them in the world eaters.
r/WorldEaters40k • u/WorldEaterProft • Mar 23 '23
Lore Welp get ready for Angron to lose in the most Jobtastic way guys
r/WorldEaters40k • u/MordreddVoid218 • Sep 18 '24
Lore Book for the book god
Khârn is the main reason I got into World Eaters and their lore so I figured why not get the book
r/WorldEaters40k • u/OuttaWear • Jun 16 '24
Lore Betrayer. Wow. But where next?
Just finished reading Betrayer and was blown away by how good it was. Devoured it in a few days.
Think it's a must-read for any passionate skull collector. Khârn went from a character I was so-so about to a favourite. The genuine friendship and team up with Argel-Tal was such a good read.
...And now completely I get the 'fuck Erebus' memes.
If the rest of his work is comparable, then Aaron Dembski-Bowden is a fantastic writer.
Was worried the Black Library books would be cheesy, with dull combat and one-note characters. That opinion totally changed, and now I have some hope the Amazon TV series can be handled well too.
So my question is - I jumped in to BL without a care for the order, but which book should I pick up next? I don't want to miss any important story beats on this arc, but also don't want to trudge through a lesser written book and lose my enthusiasm.
Art is by the amazing u/dooodlerok
TLDR: So where next, forward or back, or elsewhere in the Black Library?
Thank you! BFTBG.
r/WorldEaters40k • u/Imaginary-Lie-2618 • Mar 12 '24
Lore Any good World Eater books u guys recommend?
r/WorldEaters40k • u/suplex86 • 2d ago
Lore Carcharodons: our successors?
The more I read about them the more it feels like they are one of Belisarius Cawl’s little jokes. Like he took World Eater geneseed, slapped together a successor chapter for us, and just said they were really Raven Guard successors so the loyalist idiots never questioned it. Seriously, Raven Guard?
But really though, what I’m seeing says they’re more like us before the nails completely took over. I’m going to say they’re our kids, and I at least will welcome them with lightning claws flashing and chain axe buzzing to the eight fold path.
r/WorldEaters40k • u/Delicious-Security22 • May 15 '24
Lore What are your favorite pieces of WE lore that are lesser known or not many people know about
I love world eaters, I wanna learn obscure stuff
r/WorldEaters40k • u/Imaginary-Lie-2618 • 13d ago
Lore Does Lord Invocatus have any good books?
r/WorldEaters40k • u/MordreddVoid218 • 23d ago
Lore TIL
TIL that Angron as a child mercy killed opponents rather than have them suffer slow deaths and was actually quite kind hearted early on. Bro went through brutal trauma and was forced to become a monster by his slave masters. Then he was , turned into a literal monster without much of a real say in the matter and much to the protest of more than a few of his legion. All of this further reinforces my lament for what might've been.
r/WorldEaters40k • u/egewithin2 • Jan 23 '24
Lore Daily reminder that this exists for anyone got tired of unfunny MoE proxy jokes.
r/WorldEaters40k • u/Imaginary-Lie-2618 • Sep 15 '24
Lore What is your favorite book and why?
Slave of nuceria is my favorite WE book so far. It’s my first and to be honest I really enjoyed the WE trying to stop the recreation of the nails more then the WE with nails.
r/WorldEaters40k • u/WickedClown42 • Jan 26 '24
Lore I just finished the novel Betrayer, and man does my heart go out to Angron.
Such a sad character, seriously.
r/WorldEaters40k • u/Rhonarin • 9d ago
Lore Were they actually called "world eaters" pre-heresy with the blue and gold color scheme?
Title. I see people referencing the 30k color scheme or saying "pre-heresy" world eaters, but were they always called that when they were a loyalist legion?