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ARMAGEDDON Outta Here! | Warhammer 40k Lore
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In anticipation of the upcoming Warhammer 40,000 Crusade supplement Armageddon, Joshy and Jonny are diving into one of the most fiercely contested warzones in the 41st Millennium. Join us as we explore not one, not two, but three epic Wars for Armageddon—an iconic world woven deep into the tapestry of Warhammer 40,000 lore, and far from forgotten.
Angron, the Grey Knights, Commissar Yarrick, Ghazghkull Thraka—oh boy, what a scrap.
This is the first episode in our new mini-series: Warhammer 40,000: Warzones. Armageddon isn’t just a planet; it’s the name behind rulebooks, novels, miniature ranges, and decades of narrative carnage. Buckle up.
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The TTP Field Manual was brought to you by Joshy and Jonny, best friends and gaming enthusiasts from their local group, Trust the Process Hobbies. Die-hard fans of the Warhammer universe, we use this podcast as a platform to share our passionate (and somewhat humorous) ramblings about all things Grimdark.
By day, Joshy is a therapist; by night, he's an RPG aficionado who grew up on Final Fantasies and crafting fantasy worlds for DnD campaigns. Jonny, a technician, spends his downtime conquering more video games than Joshy can keep track of.
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Notes:
- Joshy and Jonny dive deep into the lore of Armageddon, revealing its rich history and absurdities. Who knew a rock in space could have so much drama?
- The first War for Armageddon introduces some heavy hitters like Angron and the Grey Knights, showcasing cosmic horror and epic battles.
- Commissar Yarrick emerges as a fan favourite, wielding an Ork power claw and rallying troops against the Ork menace, proving that even in the grim darkness, there's room for character.
- Ghazghkull Thraka's antics provide comic relief amidst the chaos, as his retreat from the Second War leads to even more ridiculous situations in the ensuing conflicts.
- The podcast's banter highlights the absurdity of Warhammer lore, making us question how a universe can be so grim yet so entertainingly over-the-top.
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