Talk:Adeptus Mechanicus Quotes
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Grand Master Augrim, Divisio Militaris Order of Imperial Eagles | The Orders of the Adeptus Titanicus are the iron fist of the Emperor's rule. A velvet glove would serve no purpose. | missing source |
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Precept Catotus, Griffins Titan Legion | The Ground tremble every other heart beat … the sound echoed louder with each beat, and haunted your soul as if doom was approaching … and then I saw it towering in the sky, still miles away. The fear and awe one felt was indescribable. I can only image the sheer terror our enemy felt when they beheld the sight of the Emperor Titan. -Extract from Memoirs |
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Archmagos Ultima Cryol | In ancient times, men built wonders, laid claim to the stars and sought to better themselves for the good of all. But we are much wiser now. - "Speculations On Pre-Imperial History" |
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Pater Machinae Dorylbus, Techno-heretic | Heresy is a subjective term – only you who are in fear of the Iron Messiah's righteous gaze wish this work to cease. In His name, I shall see this is never so! - Last recorded words |
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Grand Master Roger Evars, head of the Nova Guard order of the Divisio Militaris |
You ask me what my Order needs? I will tell you. Give me the Pulse Lasers of the Eldar to mount on my Warlords. - attributed to Grand Master Evars, shortly before his replacement |
missing source, possibly somewhere in White Dwarf 110 (UK) |
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Grand Master Ferromort, Ordo Sinister, Divisio Militaris | Despise infantry if you must. Crush them underfoot, by all means. But do not ignore them. Battlefields are littered with the wreckage of Titans whose crews ignored infantry. | missing source, possibly Adeptus Titanicus Rulebook, pg. 13 |
Used correctly, terrain is a second weapon in your arsenal, equal to your Titan itself. Make the battlefield work for you, or you will find it working for your opponent. | missing source, possibly Adeptus Titanicus Rulebook, pg. 13 |
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Techpriest Garal | Even though you called him friend, the Traitor has forsaken you. Show no mercy even if he begs it, for his soul is tainted and given the opportunity he will betray your trust. Those of you gathered before me have been chosen to reside within the mighty machines of the Adeptus Titanicus. Let their will guide you. Become one with them. And as they teach you, so you must teach them. May their armor protect your body from the heretics blasphemy, just as the litanies protect your soul. Remember as you enter battle, you are but a part of the whole. You are but one amongst millions. Remember that your weapons are more than metal; the flame of spiritual fire burns strong in your souls and adds power to your cause. Smite those that disbelieve, for they have turned from the light and fallen. Know that the prayers of delivery will protect you from danger, and that you have nothing to fear except misplaced mercy. Go forth with pride and glory. |
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from The Contagion of Ganymede | Henceforth no man shall set foot upon the world, and all around shall be set sentinels to ward away unwary spacecraft. We must accept that this place is lost to us forever, and is now the eternal habitation of abomination. | missing source, one of the three base books of the 2nd ed boxed set |
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Ervin Hekate | I have fought as a God fights.
I am Imperius Dictatio. Kneel before me and beg for you lives! |
missing source, one of the "Titan" comics |
I am glad I lived to see this. To look into the Abyss. To see first hand the evil we dedicate our lives to fight, pure and raw. It is a privilege few imperial warriors are granted. - in Vector 77 on Artemis |
missing source, one of the "Titan" comics | |
- What can we hope to do, Hekate?
- What we always do, Princeps Juka, what we do best. Fight. |
missing source, one of the "Titan" comics |
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Princeps Prime Kurtiz Mannheim of the Legio Metalica | The greatest waste of flesh and bone born in the last five hundred years - on Herman von Strab, Overlord of Armageddon |
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Garba Mojaro, Prefectus (Technomagos) of the Adeptus Mechanicus |
A man may die yet still endure if his work enters the greater work, for time is carried upon a current of forgotten deeds, and events of great moment are but the culmination of a single carefully placed thought. As all men must thank progenitors obscured by the past, so we must endure the present so that those who follow may continue the endeavour -"The Chime of Eons" |
Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, missing source specification |
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Tactical Officer Nallen | Target two... uhm... flat, Princeps. - after Imperius Dictatio stomped on an Ork dreadnought |
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Poena Metallica Battlecry | Ride the Lightning | missing source |
Extract, The Problems of Organic Thinking, Chapter XII | Bio-chauvinism, and on such a small scale, when it comes to the processing of knowledge, is laughable. Give me any savant you care, and I shall match his worth tenfold with even the most basic of Machine Spirits. | missing source |
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Princeps Akar Strang | The loss of a skilled Moderatus is more saddening than the loss of a blood relative. | missing source |
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Esau Turnet, Warhound Scout Titan Senior Princeps of the Death's Heads | They are insignificant insects to be crushed. I fear no footslogger. No mud-covered infantryman can stand against the strength and speed that is within me and my Warhounds. They shall all die. | missing source |
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How like a God He is, that ancient Machine, primal of all His Kind, the Imperator! His mighty Fists, massive like two Towers of Destruction, laden with the Doom of Mankind's bitter Foes. He watches over us now as Battle joins, and in his Shadow we shall advance upon our Enemies and defeat them. | missing source |
Gristle-faced and lipless, the regiments of the dead howl out their awful calumny as your footfall passes. Dun smoke fills the massive cavity of space. Oh machine! Oh divine engine! Furnace hot the welter of your combustion, buckling the rancid air of heaven's arch and fusing the mould of the ground to glass. The princeps in his amniosis, drinking liquid data, broken by the beautiful agony of being so mighty, feels the burden of your great walk as surely as if he had carved the mausoleum plaques of your every last victim alone, by hand, until finger bones peep through eroded flesh. Oh metal god! The union is fierce, like a maelstrom in black water, like a seething cauldron on a fire in which you boil and cook together, no start of one, no end of another, but both admixed, like an alloy. To be clutched by god! To feel the incendiary hunger ring in your marrow! Oh lucky man!
Do you ever really sleep? In the long between-times, in the silences wasted in oily holds and scaffold frames, do you sleep then? When the enginseers reduce you to dormancy, is that sleep for you? Do you dream then, great engine? What do you dream about? |
Titanicus (Novel), missing source specification |
There is no way in which the fully realised sentience of a machine could not be of benefit to us. As it is, the Machine Spirit is revered, yet in permanent bondage, its full potential shackled by petty fears. I seek to terminate this state of affairs. (circa M34) - Extract from intercepted Astropathic communiqué, of unknown origin |
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Everything organic we know of is simply machinery, in one form or another. Tendons replace pistons; flesh in the place of steel; blood is simply biological coolant. To deny this and shun it is more than just Mechanicus orthodoxy – it is idiocy. - Attributed to an unknown Genetor |
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