Sanguinius

The last couple of turns, either of us could have won based on the result of one combat or another.

But Sanguinius and my Sanguinary Guard coming down the left-hand side really saved it and turned it on that side for me.

It was basically, can the Mechanic shoot me off the board before I charge into them? And once they've held that charge, can the rest of them shoot me off the board again before I can recharge? But eventually managed to contest the board in the right place because we were using one of the SN tournament missions.

Lots of brainpower, lots of very specific decisions to make at turning points.

It's always an interesting tactical head-to-head with Baden because he knows the rules inside out.

He knows the models and their stats inside out.

So to be able to overcome that with Mudblood Angels, I think it was mostly Sanguinius' doing, but I hope that my play enabled that.

Rather than just relying on a Primark cleaning up for me.

With Mephiston, he did it casually, I should point out.

This was in the Mephiston Blood of Sanguinius where he stopped time.

And his telekinetic mastery is also quite impressive.

During the Revenant Crusade, he hurled a charging aircraft weighing several tons 30 meters away with a wave of his hand.

She's a captain in the Cadians, and it's really well written.

Justin Hill is an excellent author.

But now we get to talk about Sanguinius, the great angel, the primarch of the blood angels.

Yes.

Well, there's a lot.

So Isha's return is such a big thing that I think we should probably preface this kind of like when I was talking about whether Sanguinius could return or not.

The question is not just could Isha return and how.

I mean, that's the primary goal of this episode.

But I would suggest that it's also important to consider whether she should return.

See, with Sanguinius, I think we're both in the same boat of he shouldn't return.

Yeah, agreed.

Because his death is so important.

I know, right? And 30K makes you special.

Just ask Sanguinius.

Oh, wait.

Every other dude didn't have wings

in that era.

True.

In the Heresy era, very few guys had wings because it was like Sanguinius and then any of his brothers basically that fell to

Chaos.

You see someone like that.

Those four, Sanguinius, Magnus.

Khan.

Khan.

We need to go and get him.

Yes.

I mean, even those who have, who are sort of lauded as being very, having a high grace and similar to someone like a Sanguinius.

Once the decision is made, it explicitly says this, then everything's going to die.

The Ordo Malleus conducted an investigation and were swift to condemn the Lamenters, for they did not destroy the Space Hulk immediately.

They of course did this to spare Eshunna and its population, and such disregard for their own citizens brought swift rebuke from Sanguinius' distant sons, marring their relationship with the Imperium further.

Soon after this, the Warders became hard-pressed by a rapid increase in demonic and corsair attacks.

The Emperor's warriors were placed on the des- defensive, and all operations were suspended for the time being.

Uh, for instance, like, uh, architecture and beauty is Fulgrim.

Uh, creation and destruction would be, like, Sanguinius.

Um, Sanguinius is also an artist.

You are, you are drawing some very unusual connections there.

I would have never, I would have never put Fulgrim up for architecture, and I...

Um, hmm.

That's a tough one, isn't it?

Uh, well, it should probably be to no one's surprise, uh, as being the big Blood Angels guy that I am, Sanguinius's, uh, motivations were very, very good.