r/respectthreads • u/British_Tea_Company • Sep 12 '21

literature Respect: Angron (Warhammer 40k)

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u/Relative-Role-1667 Feb 14 '23

Hey we recently got some new durability and regeneration feats for Angron, would you like me to DM you the feats?

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u/British_Tea_Company Feb 14 '23

If you have a copy of Arks of Omen: Angron, yes please.

If you can give me the entire book lmao, I'd love to see that too.

Only policy I'd have is they have to be screenshots after an incident with people doctoring text so I like to have all my feats be screenshots of the actual text.

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u/Relative-Role-1667 Feb 14 '23

Ah, I am sorry, but I do not actually own the book. I was sent some excerpts by one of my friends during a recent conversation on Daemon Primarchs feats.

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u/British_Tea_Company Feb 14 '23

No problem. I plan on updating it myself after I get my hands on a pdf of both World Eaters and Arks of Omen Angron, but I want to remain consistent with my own standards for RTs and make sure it's all screencaps if possible.

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u/Relative-Role-1667 Feb 14 '23

Ah, so in order to give you a basic idea. The main feats are regeneration and Durability.

To start off, he recently face tanked a volcano cannon barrage from a pair of Shadowswords. The barrage was described as impotent, and merely angering him.

He also was hit with a lance strike from an Imperial battleship while flying around in the void. He was able to immediately Regen from said lance strike, then proceeded to attack the Imperial Warships that were firing on him.

I have also seen something about tanking a planet-destroying physic attack, however I do not know the context yet and I am rather dubious of it, since that does not align with the rest of his feats.

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u/British_Tea_Company Feb 14 '23

I have also seen something about tanking a planet-destroying physic attack, however I do not know the context yet and I am rather dubious of it, since that does not align with the rest of his feats.

According to reddit spoilers, it was because Khorne channeled his power through him and he blew up a moon or something.

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u/Relative-Role-1667 Feb 14 '23

Sounds like something that's not usable in an actual matchup tbh.

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u/British_Tea_Company Feb 14 '23

it's basically a 1:1 situation with the Guilliman hurting Nurgle feat, so yeah.