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78.72.43.171: /* Theme song */ Timestamp was faulty, and the intro of the song is awesome anyway, so I removed the timestamp bit entirely.

2014-03-26T19:27:56Z

Theme song: Timestamp was faulty, and the intro of the song is awesome anyway, so I removed the timestamp bit entirely.

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	== Theme song ==		== Theme song ==

	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU0xnpP3D60~~&fmt=18~~		http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU0xnpP3D60
	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]

1d4chan>NotBrandX: art thou irritated?

2013-06-24T22:54:09Z

art thou irritated?

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	== season 1&2 ==		== season 1&2 ==
	Main: Slightly naive [[Tau]] fire warrior. Has a tendency to bumble into things, and the few episodes he doesn't get the heroes into trouble that way his bumbling is what ultimately saves the day by sheer dumb luck.		Main: Slightly naive [[Tau]] fire warrior. Has a tendency to bumble into things, and the few episodes he doesn't get the heroes into trouble that way his bumbling is what ultimately saves the day by sheer dumb luck.

98.228.115.81: added templates

2013-06-24T22:31:44Z

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	== season 1&2 ==		== season 1&2 ==
	Main: Slightly naive [[Tau]] fire warrior. Has a tendency to bumble into things, and the few episodes he doesn't get the heroes into trouble that way his bumbling is what ultimately saves the day by sheer dumb luck.		Main: Slightly naive [[Tau]] fire warrior. Has a tendency to bumble into things, and the few episodes he doesn't get the heroes into trouble that way his bumbling is what ultimately saves the day by sheer dumb luck.

76.31.93.147: /* season 1&2 */

2013-06-20T11:52:07Z

season 1&2

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	When the daemon prince gets killed by HIS boss (a [[Tzeentch\|Lord of Change]]) for failing. The Lord of Change whips the [[Chaos Lord\|Lord]] and the [[Sindri\|Sorcerer]] into line and has them start doing actually evil things, which they find revolting, and they start plotting to try and get out from under the daemon's thumb.		When the daemon prince gets killed by HIS boss (a [[Tzeentch\|Lord of Change]]) for failing. The Lord of Change whips the [[Chaos Lord\|Lord]] and the [[Sindri\|Sorcerer]] into line and has them start doing actually evil things, which they find revolting, and they start plotting to try and get out from under the daemon's thumb.

	The sudden competency of the villains take the heroes by complete surprise and they almost all die. The kroot makes a heroic sacrifice (he's genre savvy, the heroes best friend, AND the dead pan snarker so he's the one who dies) to save them. The tau starts loosing is naivete, the gue'vesa gets raped, the space marine gets ordered to betray them all (which he does with a heavy ~~heart~~) and is killed by the tau, and the death jester starts acting more like an ass than a real friend.		The sudden competency of the villains take the heroes by complete surprise and they almost all die. The kroot makes a heroic sacrifice (he's genre savvy, the heroes best friend, AND the dead pan snarker so he's the one who dies) to save them. The tau starts loosing is naivete, the gue'vesa gets raped, the space marine gets ordered to betray them all (which he does with heavy hearts) and is killed by the tau, and the death jester starts acting more like an ass than a real friend.

	In keeping with the sudden and inexplicable adherence to the GRIMDARK, the Eldar should turn out to be a dick who was playing them for saps all along. He slips into quasi-villain territory, requiring someone to replace him considering you can't leave the romantic leads alone on the team or then the relationship might ACTUALLY GO SOMEWHERE.		In keeping with the sudden and inexplicable adherence to the GRIMDARK, the Eldar should turn out to be a dick who was playing them for saps all along. He slips into quasi-villain territory, requiring someone to replace him considering you can't leave the romantic leads alone on the team or then the relationship might ACTUALLY GO SOMEWHERE.

68.235.66.3: /* season 1&2 */

2013-04-09T23:05:19Z

season 1&2

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	Supporting cast: A harsh and somewhat boisterous [[Space Marine]] who frequently is used as an aesop about being nice to people, though he himself never learns permanently (classic aesop amnesia). A [[kroot]] deadpan snarker who is dangerously genre-savvy though rarely acts on it, as he prefers to sit around and eat pretty much anything he happens across (played for laughs, may get used as an aesop that he, of course, forgets after the end of the episode). A tsundere gue'vesa auxiliary as the token girl and romantic interest who frequently takes advantage of the fact that the lead sucks in close combat to bludgeon him upside the head. An [[Eldar]] death jester as the resident badass among morons, there purely for popularity's sake and is more of a "wild card" than an actual hero, frequently off doing his own thing rather than helping out.		Supporting cast: A harsh and somewhat boisterous [[Space Marine]] who frequently is used as an aesop about being nice to people, though he himself never learns permanently (classic aesop amnesia). A [[kroot]] deadpan snarker who is dangerously genre-savvy though rarely acts on it, as he prefers to sit around and eat pretty much anything he happens across (played for laughs, may get used as an aesop that he, of course, forgets after the end of the episode). A tsundere gue'vesa auxiliary as the token girl and romantic interest who frequently takes advantage of the fact that the lead sucks in close combat to bludgeon him upside the head. An [[Eldar]] death jester as the resident badass among morons, there purely for popularity's sake and is more of a "wild card" than an actual hero, frequently off doing his own thing rather than helping out.

	Villains: A bumbling [[Chaos Lord]] and his Chaos [[Sorcerer]] lieutenant. [[Dawn of War\|They never, ever win. Ever. And frequently go flying off into the warp shouting "I'll get you next time, fire warrrrrrriiiiiooooooorrrrr!"]] The [[Chaos]] Lord is the dumb brute who, while strong, mucks things up constantly. The Chaos Sorcerer is sly, but cowardly. He is constantly trying to off the Chaos Lord and take his place but it never works and frequently backfires in a hilarious fashion (he does this at least once every single episode they appear in to no avail). His constant treachery sometimes undermines his other schemes, as he has trouble keeping them all straight. The two are later upstaged by their boss, a [[daemon]] prince, who is introduced in a standard "newer, bigger, nastier bad guy" season finale.		Villains: A bumbling [[Chaos Lord]] and his Chaos [[Sorcerer]] lieutenant. [[Dawn of War\|They never, ever win. Ever.]] And frequently go flying off into the warp shouting "I'll get you next time, fire warrrrrrriiiiiooooooorrrrr!" The [[Chaos]] Lord is the dumb brute who, while strong, mucks things up constantly. The Chaos Sorcerer is sly, but cowardly. He is constantly trying to off the Chaos Lord and take his place but it never works and frequently backfires in a hilarious fashion (he does this at least once every single episode they appear in to no avail). His constant treachery sometimes undermines his other schemes, as he has trouble keeping them all straight. The two are later upstaged by their boss, a [[daemon]] prince, who is introduced in a standard "newer, bigger, nastier bad guy" season finale.

	Cerebus Syndrome strikes at this point.		Cerebus Syndrome strikes at this point.

68.235.66.3: /* season 1&2 */

2013-04-08T04:15:17Z

season 1&2

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	Supporting cast: A harsh and somewhat boisterous [[Space Marine]] who frequently is used as an aesop about being nice to people, though he himself never learns permanently (classic aesop amnesia). A [[kroot]] deadpan snarker who is dangerously genre-savvy though rarely acts on it, as he prefers to sit around and eat pretty much anything he happens across (played for laughs, may get used as an aesop that he, of course, forgets after the end of the episode). A tsundere gue'vesa auxiliary as the token girl and romantic interest who frequently takes advantage of the fact that the lead sucks in close combat to bludgeon him upside the head. An [[Eldar]] death jester as the resident badass among morons, there purely for popularity's sake and is more of a "wild card" than an actual hero, frequently off doing his own thing rather than helping out.		Supporting cast: A harsh and somewhat boisterous [[Space Marine]] who frequently is used as an aesop about being nice to people, though he himself never learns permanently (classic aesop amnesia). A [[kroot]] deadpan snarker who is dangerously genre-savvy though rarely acts on it, as he prefers to sit around and eat pretty much anything he happens across (played for laughs, may get used as an aesop that he, of course, forgets after the end of the episode). A tsundere gue'vesa auxiliary as the token girl and romantic interest who frequently takes advantage of the fact that the lead sucks in close combat to bludgeon him upside the head. An [[Eldar]] death jester as the resident badass among morons, there purely for popularity's sake and is more of a "wild card" than an actual hero, frequently off doing his own thing rather than helping out.

	Villains: A bumbling [[Chaos Lord]] and his Chaos [[Sorcerer]] lieutenant. They never, ever win. Ever. And frequently go flying off into the warp shouting "I'll get you next time, fire warrrrrrriiiiiooooooorrrrr!" The [[Chaos]] Lord is the dumb brute who, while strong, mucks things up constantly. The Chaos Sorcerer is sly, but cowardly. He is constantly trying to off the Chaos Lord and take his place but it never works and frequently backfires in a hilarious fashion (he does this at least once every single episode they appear in to no avail). His constant treachery sometimes undermines his other schemes, as he has trouble keeping them all straight. The two are later upstaged by their boss, a [[daemon]] prince, who is introduced in a standard "newer, bigger, nastier bad guy" season finale.		Villains: A bumbling [[Chaos Lord]] and his Chaos [[Sorcerer]] lieutenant. [[Dawn of War\|They never, ever win. Ever. And frequently go flying off into the warp shouting "I'll get you next time, fire warrrrrrriiiiiooooooorrrrr!"]] The [[Chaos]] Lord is the dumb brute who, while strong, mucks things up constantly. The Chaos Sorcerer is sly, but cowardly. He is constantly trying to off the Chaos Lord and take his place but it never works and frequently backfires in a hilarious fashion (he does this at least once every single episode they appear in to no avail). His constant treachery sometimes undermines his other schemes, as he has trouble keeping them all straight. The two are later upstaged by their boss, a [[daemon]] prince, who is introduced in a standard "newer, bigger, nastier bad guy" season finale.

	Cerebus Syndrome strikes at this point.		Cerebus Syndrome strikes at this point.

182.18.209.2: /* season 3 */

2013-01-14T12:07:27Z

season 3

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	When the rest of the IG see Protagonist with the [[Xenos]], they ostracise and try to kill him. The two flee the camp (using super Ranger sneakin' powers).		When the rest of the IG see Protagonist with the [[Xenos]], they ostracise and try to kill him. The two flee the camp (using super Ranger sneakin' powers).

	Protagonist and Ranger try to find a way off the planet. They encounter some Space Marines mopping up a small [[ork]] incursion. The only ork left is a [[mekboy]], who has been strung up as the soldiers torture him. Protagonist is shocked and disgusted, and runs at them screaming "LEAVE HIM ALONE YOU BASTARDS!". Psychic energy spews out of him and, for a second, he is the emperor incarnate. He decimates the marines and frees the ork.		Protagonist and Ranger try to find a way off the planet. They encounter some Space Marines(who are marines malevolent level bad) mopping up a small [[ork]] incursion. The only ork left is a [[mekboy]], who has been strung up as the soldiers torture him. Protagonist is shocked and disgusted, and runs at them screaming "LEAVE HIM ALONE YOU BASTARDS!". Psychic energy spews out of him and, for a second, he is the emperor incarnate. He decimates the marines and frees the ork.

	Mekboy is enthralled by the power of Protagonist, and decides to offer them safe passage off the planet because "dat humie is da strongest". Leading them to the small transport he has, Mekboy is surprised that it doesn't work when they all get in. Of course, ork technology is largely fueled by psychic energy, in the form of "er, this'll work won't it?". The Mekboy tells the other two that they have to believe that the ship will get them off the planet.		Mekboy is enthralled by the power of Protagonist, and decides to offer them safe passage off the planet because "dat humie is da strongest". Leading them to the small transport he has, Mekboy is surprised that it doesn't work when they all get in. Of course, ork technology is largely fueled by psychic energy, in the form of "er, this'll work won't it?". The Mekboy tells the other two that they have to believe that the ship will get them off the planet.
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	Brother realizes the error of his ways, and that he has hardened his heart to kinship and togetherness. In a valiant act, he frees the heroes and the four of them fight their way out of the camp, escaping on a Dark Eldar raider.		Brother realizes the error of his ways, and that he has hardened his heart to kinship and togetherness. In a valiant act, he frees the heroes and the four of them fight their way out of the camp, escaping on a Dark Eldar raider.


	== Theme song ==		== Theme song ==

174.106.160.17: /* season 1&2 */

2011-09-29T10:50:01Z

season 1&2

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	In keeping with the sudden and inexplicable adherence to the GRIMDARK, the Eldar should turn out to be a dick who was playing them for saps all along. He slips into quasi-villain territory, requiring someone to replace him considering you can't leave the romantic leads alone on the team or then the relationship might ACTUALLY GO SOMEWHERE.		In keeping with the sudden and inexplicable adherence to the GRIMDARK, the Eldar should turn out to be a dick who was playing them for saps all along. He slips into quasi-villain territory, requiring someone to replace him considering you can't leave the romantic leads alone on the team or then the relationship might ACTUALLY GO SOMEWHERE.
			Is this real or are you just jacking of?

	== season 3 ==		== season 3 ==