Warhammer 40K tribute: Slaves of the C'tan

A tribute to the undying necron legions, all credit goes to the respective artists of the work i used (in fact i actually did a few of these! :D)

music, Pools of the Ancient dead-Medievil soundtrack, Zombie Hunter-Xray dog, and Gloom- Command and conquer tiberium storm

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Necron
• tribute
• warhammer
• 40k
• c'tan

[infurthekill]

Pariahs were made in combination with human DNA right ?

[IAMTHEDECIEVER]

@infurthekill Yep

[VeeTpl]

Very impressive. Definitelly one of the best Necron Tributes I've seen to date.

But what amused me even more - were the artworks. I must admit, that I haven't seen many of these.

Also, I really like how you combine available effects in WMM. Very nice result.

Excellent work, my friend. You contribute a fine piece of work to YouTube.

[IAMTHEDECIEVER]

@00Partyfox00 I looked it all up on lexicanum being the jew that i am

[redbake]

Hey if any of you necron fans are woundering, or at least have any thoughts on what the c'tan outsider or the void dragon would look like; take a look at the final fantasy 9 necron boss.

[Avenger4343]

i wanna be a slave of the C'tan....to bad they dont exist : (

[Avenger4343]

@infurthekill human flesh...not exacly dna

[MarshallRoxxx]

@infurthekill That's why they suck so bad :D

[Daniel3246]

it is a DNA combination with livin' metal, and pariahs have even consciousness except other necron structures but pariahs have no free will

[infurthekill]

@IAMTHEDECIEVER Lexicanum and wikia rule ! :D

[00Partyfox00]

@IAMTHEDECIEVER i will buy the books eventually they are so fword expensive 

[IAMTHEDECIEVER]

@00Partyfox00 What i mean is that I myself am too cheap to buy the books, therefore I use lexicanum, not to say that lexicanum is a bad site