The Battle of Prospero has always been an interesting one in the Warhammer 40k/ 30K universe. Apart from the Space Marines being massive thugs who destroy anything the Emperor doesn't like, it was really the first time we see the Emperor being spiteful or not seeing the whole picture. Magnus did break the rule not to use his psychic powers, but he did it for a good reason - albeit to bad results.
When the Emperor sends the Space Wolves to destroy Magnus and his Thousand Sons, we see the unrelenting armoured fist of the Imperium to it's full and blind perspective.
There has always, therefore, been a mixed feeling about if the Space Wolves and the Emperor did the right thing or if Magnus and his Thosand Sons ended up pissing the Emperor off on a bad day.
We asked the Twitter-verse what they thought, but what do you think?
Does this show the Emperor being fallible and as human as the rest of us, or can he do no wrong and he was justifed in his actions against what was effectively a loyal Space Marine legion?
When the Emperor sends the Space Wolves to destroy Magnus and his Thousand Sons, we see the unrelenting armoured fist of the Imperium to it's full and blind perspective.
There has always, therefore, been a mixed feeling about if the Space Wolves and the Emperor did the right thing or if Magnus and his Thosand Sons ended up pissing the Emperor off on a bad day.
We asked the Twitter-verse what they thought, but what do you think?
Does this show the Emperor being fallible and as human as the rest of us, or can he do no wrong and he was justifed in his actions against what was effectively a loyal Space Marine legion?
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