Warhammer 40k (SABATON - DREADNAUGHT) Music Video

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[canyouwriteanythinghere]

"Only in death does duty end."
Dreadnaughts: Well yes, but actually no.

[aquilesgarciaperez]

The Pure concept of a Dreadaught fits the Meme:

"Do you really think that Killing me would be enough to keep me dead?"

[mercifulmoff]

What’s awesome and crazy is that despite the lyrics being about an old class of battleship, they can also be directly applied to 40k’s Dreadnaughts too.

[ChextheVes]

4:39 has that scene played twice? Yes.
Is it because it's a cool ass scene that DESERVES to be played twice?
Also yes.

[WarbossRktfSants]

Up on the sky, comes a walking coffin in pursuit
He splits the lines, commands the charge and defies the vile
Instilling fear among his prey, feels naught for himself
Ahead the stars, lies calm awaiting the storm

Displaced destruction on his path
Reveal the drop pods, align the guns, unleash their wrath

Unopposed under crimson skies
Immortalized, over time their legend will rise
And their foes can't believe their eyes
Believe their might, as they strike
And the Dreadnoughts left nothing at all

A hull of steel and all big guns to serve the Imperium
Unrivalled firepower burdened by millennia of war
A devastating blow will crush the heretics down below
Deathless Astartes now bombarding their lines

Light up the night when heresy soars
In fear of nothing, they lead the Astartes into war

Unopposed under crimson skies
Immortalized, over time their legend will rise
And their foes can't believe their eyes
Believe their might, as they strike
And the Dreadnoughts leave nothing at all

The Emperor's voice they heed near
The enemies of Mankind approach
A contest of titans commence
These days will dictate their fate
The Emperor's finest prepares their guns
Unleashed as the Dreadnoughts clash at last

Unopposed under crimson skies
Immortalized, over time their legend will rise
And their foes can't believe their eyes
Believe their might, as they fall
And the Dreadnoughts left nothing at all

[comissarpanzer]

"Their legend will rise" INDEED THEY SHALL. every dreadnought is a legend of their chapter

[zohan]

virgin guardsman: only in death does duty end
chad dreadnought: *laughs in "even in death I serve"*

[spaghettithetentac]

Sabaton + Warhammer 40k. A combination I didn't know I needed until now.

[garrettdeargos]

"I am vengeance. I am retribution. Fear me, heretic, for I am your death."

[BrotherBoot]

"Yes, little brother. I shall cleave a path, and the path shall be lit by fire!"

[thelostgreyknight]

*Oh ancient ones. entombed in a coffin of plasteel and ceramite. adorned in sigils of prayer and praise for the emperor. fitted with advance life support technology that shall keep them from death. with weapons deadly to slay thy foes of humanity. cared for the techmarines and priest of their chapter. when your chapter calls upon you oh ancient ones. will you heed their call and awaken from your deep slumber to empart wisdom and protect humanity. once more?.*

[RakkasanRakkasan]

Sabaton should be the official band of 40k. When I hear them I want to roar leave none of them alive.

[AntiNubDevice]

One of my favorite 40k models/units, and a great Sabaton song, combined? What a win this is.

[matthewcaughey]

Ages of battle experience, covered by a shell of nigh on impenetrable armor, packing enough firepower to match a light cruiser. It’s got to be one of the scariest ideas that you can wire a dead man to it

[paulschauer]

“So when does my duty end?”
Dreadnought “ that’s the cool part, it doesn’t”

[hadesdogs]

Just imagine the pure devastation one dreadnought could do if one were dropped in the middle of New York City

[jacobfoss]

40k Dreadnoughts: death is irrelevant. I live, I died, and yet I live again.

[sethwright]

All of these SABATON x 40k videos just work so well

[MollymaukT]

"Immortalized over time" takes a whole new meaning

[madsvigan]

I like that the dreadnaught was most likely just a mining tool back before the fall of mandkind doing the dark age of technology.