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My blog is primarily my own personal fluff in the Warhammer 40,000 universe regarding the Draconis system such as the Knight House Yato in Ryusei, their Household Militia, the Draconian Defenders, and the Forge World of Draconis IV with its Adeptus Mechanicus priesthood, Cybernetica cohorts and Skitarii legions, and the Titan Legion, Legio Draconis, known as the Dark Dragons.

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Monday, March 18, 2024

Solar Auxilia infantry

I was sick last week, so I didn't really update my blog for almost 2 weeks. I don't think anyone noticed, but it's fine. Anyway I've recovered and I'm now back to doing Warhammer 40,000, like the Legions Imperialis game on Saturday. As for today, I started assembling my Solar Auxilia battle group. I decided to work on the infantry first.


I originally wanted to assemble the Aethon Heavy Sentinel as well, but I had to give up on that because I already spent 8 and a half hours assembling just these 26 infantry models alone. Good lord. Either I'm getting old or these are more complicated to assemble, which I doubt. I think I'm just getting old.

Anyway, you'll notice that I said 26. That's right. I assembled a Legate Marshal, but there were more than enough leftover parts to assemble a 26th model, so I essentially did a Legate Marshal plus an Auxilia Tactical Command squad with a Marshal and Auxilia Companions. I wanted to give them all plasma guns, but the kitbashing work was a little too much for me, so I decided to just stick to the instructions and do lasrifles for the augury array and cohort vexilia guys. I'm just so done with assembling all this plastic today, I need to rest. But yeah, two lasrifle sections in a Tercio, with two HQs. I plan on doing Solar Cohort (hence the Legate Marshal), so I'm waiting for three weeks or so before I get a bunch of Veletaris Storm Sections for my real Troops. They'll be riding around in Dracosans in a mechanized sub-cohort thing. Yay. We'll see.

Saturday, March 16, 2024

Armored Battle

"I see the Traitors," Colonel Ikeda murmured as he lowered his monoculars. He crouched in the cupola of his Baneblade and sighed, feeling the weight of duty sinking upon his broad shoulders. The Praetorian himself had delegated this part of the wall to him, and Ikeda and his Draconian Defenders would defend it to their last breath if necessary. They might not be part of the Old One Hundred, but having come all the way from Draconis III, Ikeda would not shame his homeworld by failing the defense of Holy Terra. They had been tasked with protecting the walls of the Imperial Palace itself from the treacherous Warmaster's onslaught, and the Draconians would not be found wanting.

"We'll meet them in combat," Tanaka suggested, piloting his Cerastus Knight Lancer out. "I'll lead the charge. Have everyone advance if possible, or march triple time."

"Our orders are to seize and hold," Ikeda reminded the noble. Tanaka nodded, ensconced within his Throne Mechanicum.

"And the objectives we're supposed to seize and hold are out there, being taken by the Traitors." On his visual auspex, he could see the red-armored forms of Traitor Astartes marching toward them, the implacable infantry supported by squadrons of tanks. "If we don't advance, we won't be able to take the wall from them."

"Good point. And we should seize the iniative if we can. Let's go!" Ikeda grabbed the vox to issue the orders. As one, his tank company rolled out. Two Baneblades, supported by four Leman Russ Vanquishers and two Valdor tank hunters. Ikeda felt his chest blossom with pride as he watched his forces. To the east, Major Murakami and his infantry sub-cohort were venturing out to secure the hab blocks and Civitas structures that made up the ruins of the wall, after Legio Mortis had blasted a hole through it and stomped right through the ruined city.

They had no idea what the crimson and gold armored Traitor Astartes were here for, but whatever it was, it couldn't be good. They would threaten the defense of the Palace, that was for certain.

A pair of Sicaran Omega tanks blitzed forward, their plasma arrays crackling, but the Leman Russ Vanquishers were quick, their cannons and lascannons erupting with explosive fury. Both Astarte tanks were demolished before they could swerve around the corner. The Predators opened fire, but they were out of effective range to do anything, which meant it fell to a swooping pair of Storm Eagles to rain down fire from above. Glancing lascannon shots raked the second Baneblade, causing the super-heavy tank to shudder, but it persisted onward, firing at the detachment of Rhinos that sped toward them. Several of the armored transports were cracked open by the Baneblade cannon and demolisher cannon, while the sponson autocannons spat death, slicing the Assault Marines that had leaped out of the two Storm Eagles from the sky. Before they could even land, the jump pack infantry were cut down by the incessant hail of high caliber rounds.

The Valdor Tank Hunters added to the fire, wiping out all but one of the Rhinos. The power armored forms of Astartes poured out, though several mangled hulks were left behind in the smoking wrecks, and they pushed forward to seize one of the middle bases and hunkered down in it.

On the east, a second company of Rhinos pushed forward, with the infantry inside pouring outside and seizing the second middle base. Heavy weapon squads set up in cover, missiles streaking from their tubes and slamming into the vanguard of Heavy Aethon Sentinels, while the Predators also fired upon them. Three of them blew up, but the last Sentinel pilot held his nerve, turning his volkite and missile launchers into the heavy weapon squad in retaliation. Several tactical squads rushed forward to shield their heavy weapons support brethren and were blown out of cover by the frag missiles, allowing the survivors to maintain a steady stream of missiles.

"Ugh!" Tanaka cursed when melta beams from the twin Kratos tanks struck his ion shield, but the lascannons were enough to lance through his defenses and strip adamantine chunks off his Knight armor. The Cerastus Knight Lancer staggered, but Tanaka kept his suit going in loping strides, undeterred by the damage. He could see the Contemptor Dreadnoughts march toward the vulnerable tanks, but his way was blocked by infantry.

He charged right into the command squad, his lance exploding and obliterating the Praetor and his companions. Sweeping his lance, he destroyed another two squads before the fourth clamped a meltabomb onto his Knight suit and brought it down with explosive charges. His sacrifice was not in vain, fortunately, for Ikeda marshalled his tanks and brought down the Contemptor Dreadnoughts, whose path was barred by the chaotic melee. Baneblade cannons and autocannons spoke, along with the Valdors, and only one Dreadnought was left standing. The Leman Russ Vanquishers took out the three Predators with precision shots, their Vanquisher cannons and lascannons ripping through the vehicles in quick succession. In retaliation, the heavy support squad took out the last surviving Heavy Aethon Sentinel, after he failed to take out any more infantry sheltering inside the building.

That left the Kratos, who were whipping about to take out one Leman Russ Vanquisher. On the other side, the Terminators teleported right next to one of the blocks where Murakami's Charonite Ogryns were hunkered down, but even the heavy infantry hesitated to charge the brutish abhumans. Instead, they weathered the storm of las and volkite from the Veletaris storm section and Murakami's command section, while the Rhinos continued to speed forward, the tranports now bereft of their passengers.

"This isn't looking good," Ikeda murmured when his partner Baneblade was taken out by the swooping Storm Eagles, who had returned for another pass. His premonition was confirmed when the Kratos moved in to take his command tank out. In retaliation, the Leman Russ Vanquishers fired and took out the Kratos.

"Charge! For the Emperor!" Murakami ordered, his Veletaris storm section leaping out to charge into the Terminators with their swinging power axes. To his surprise, they were able to hack apart the Terminators through sheer weight of numbers, without taking any casualties in return. Looking over the corpse of a Terminator-armored Legionnaire, he tilted his head in puzzlement. "Uh, I didn't expect that."

The Storm Eagles returned for another pass and obliterated a lasrifle tercio to the west, but thankfully, they didn't touch the tanks, who took out the Kratos and Contemptor Dreadnought. Neutron lasers, lascannons and anti-armor shells punched through the heavy tanks and walker with impunity, blowing up the former and toppling the latter. Unfortunately, Ikeda was unable to do much when the Kratos destroyed his Baneblade, leaving just the Leman Russ Vanquisher and Malcador Valdor tank hunters in the battlefield. Both Baneblades and the Knight taken out in a single battle. This was a disaster.

Nonetheless, the Draconian Defenders dug in stubbornly. Despite weathering missile barrages from the heavy support team, the second Lasrifle tercio and the Charonite Ogryns charged into their positions. The power armored Astartes took out a pair of Ogryns with combat blades, but the remaining six wiped them out with swipes of their power claws and brutal fury. One last squad of heavy support fell back, deciding to retreat under the face of such a ferocious assault.

The Astartes claimed aerial superiority with the soaring Storm Eagles, and they still had a single tactical squad on the verge of breakthrough, having claimed one of the forward bases that the Draconian Defenders were supposed to be guarding. Ikeda, despite being wounded and his Baneblade destroyed, continued to orchestrate from the wrecked hulk of his vehicle.

"Go, go, go! Ignore the infantry and just advance!" He snapped. The Leman Russ Vanquishers rolled toward the middle objective and parked there, taking potshots at the Storm Eagles and missing. A lucky lascannon shot winged one, but it jinked and avoided it. Meanwhile, the Valdor tank hunters pushed their engines and they managed to get one in the backfield, securing an objective they were sent to seize and hold.

The lasrifle tercio, ordered by Murakami, whose Veletaris Storm Section had chopped apart a bunch of Rhinos, marched forward to secure the second backfield objective, while Murakami held the front. The Charonite Ogryns decided to stay in the middle base to protect it after seizing it from the Astartes heavy support squad. It was unfortunate, but they had to leave the forward bases to the Traitor Astartes tactical squad, who had achieved their secondary objective of breakthrough.

However, with just that tactical squad and a pair of Storm Eagles left, there was little the Astartes could do, while the Draconian Defenders held five out of six objectives in the last turn.

"Phew...we turned the tables on them, somehow," Murakami murmured, wiping the perspiration from his brow. "Thanks to your sacrifice, Colonel Ikeda."

"Hey! I'm not dead yet! My Baneblade will be back on the field after some repairs!" Ikeda cleared his throat and consulted his dataslate. "Also, we've achieved our secondary objective too, by wiping out more than 65% of the enemy's forces and claiming ground superiority. They may control the skies, but the ground and bases belong to us. We held the wall. Lord Dorn will be pleased."

However, it was a close run. If it weren't for that final desperate surge forward to claim five out of the six bases that Rogal Dorn had instructed him to seize and hold, the wall would have fallen into the hands of the Traitor Legions. Ikeda was relieved that he had not failed the Lord Praetorian. Terra would stand, even if for just another day.

The defenders of the Imperium had won a narrow victory, but it was probably only going to delay the inevitable. Not with the Warmaster slowly closing the noose around the Emperor's neck as the Loyalists were gradually bleeding out through attrition...Ikeda, in particular, knew just how costly this narrow victory was. He could only hope Lord Roboute Guilliman and the XIIIth would arrive soon to relieve them.

Otherwise, the Imperium was doomed.

Tuesday, March 5, 2024

Solar Auxilia starting force

I have assembled and painted all of my Solar Auxilia models for Legions Imperialis! An infantry sub-cohort and an armored company. Add my Knights and I have a force for at least 1,000 points! Yay!


The next goal is to get a bunch of Dracosans and maybe even a couple of Stormhammer tanks to build a mechanized infantry sub-cohort and reach 2,000 points. We will see. I have no idea how long they will take before Games Workshop sells or releases them. I guess we will find out soon. Till then!

Saturday, March 2, 2024

Malcador Valdor

I bought a box of Malcador Valdor tank destroyers along with The Great Slaughter! Assembled them and hopefully will get them painted soon. I will give the Infernus to my friend because he likes flamethrowers, and they don't really fit in my list anyhow. I have no idea what's coming next, but we will see. The plan is to create a mechanized force, so I'm waiting for the Dracosans now.


I also got these!


By a stroke of fortune, I found The Art of the Horus Heresy in my friendly local gaming store! Hah! I've seen the book going for US$140 on eBay, and I'm glad I bought a copy at retail price instead of having to be bereft of one because I refuse to buy from scalpers. To the warp with scalpers! Support your friendly local gaming store! And now I have both The Art of the Horus Heresy and The Great Slaughter! Yay!

Thursday, February 29, 2024

House Vyronii and the Battle for Felweather Keep

Today, I thought I should do an article on House Vyronii, particularly because they are the poster boys for Imperial Knights in the Horus Heresy. Sort of like House Terryn for the modern 41st millennium. Interestingly enough, they first appeared in Horus Heresy book 4: Conquest - one of the old black books - and they are one of the first Loyalist Knight Houses to be fleshed out during the Horus Heresy, which is why they remain the poster boys, especially when you look at the box art for official Cerastus Knight kits (both 28mm and Adeptus Titanicus/Legions Imperialis scale). They are also the stars in one of Warhammer Community's Exemplary Battles of the Horus Heresy series, which is really cool - and I'm pleased that Games Workshop recognizes the importance of Knight Households in the lore. Though that was more for Corrupted Knights (Knights that haven't fully given over to Chaos, but are well on their way), but House Vyronii scored a major victory when their homeworld was invaded by the Dark Mechanicum and their subordinate Knight Houses, standing in defense of Felweather Keep. But who are the scions of House Vyronii, and why are they so prominent during the Heresy?


House Vyronii is from the Knight World of Damaetus III/II, and is one of the most ancient Knight Houses in the Segmentum Obscurus. Unfortunately, during the Age of Strife, they ended up losing so many of their scions that their numbers and resources were perilously depleted by the closing of the Great Crusade and the outbreak of the Horus Heresy.

I'm not going to read out the whole segment from Horus Heresy book 4: Conquest - you can go to Grimdark Narrator's video on House Vyronii for that - so I'll just sum up the important bits (which will still be pretty long, unfortunately).

First, Damaetus III/II - a Knight World, yes, but it actually isn't a planet but a moon floating around a green gas giant. It's a heavily forested world full of swamps and has emerald skies because of the gas giant. This emerald color will be reflected in the paint scheme of their Knight armors later. Fortunately for the scions of House Vyronii, their Knight World of Damaetus III/II is found in a star system at the junction of several minor but stable warp routes. The first colonists made it there during the Long March, and I think their colony ark was transformed into a vast fortress that serves as House Vyronii's home base, which is named Felweather Keep. Like all Knight Houses, the colonists manufactured Knight exo-suits using the Standard Template Constructs at the heart of Felweather Keep to combat the monstrosities dwelling in the forests of the gas giant's moon they landed on. Largely populated by celphalopod-mammal hybrid forms (which basically mean mammals with...tentacles?) of massive sizes that lurked in the swams or nested in colossal trees. So the first Knights of House Vyronii did battle with these chthonic creatures to defend the colonists.


Then the Old Night happened, but fortunately, the Knights of House Vyronii endured, fighting against xenos invaders such as the Orks and Eldar (Dark Eldar, in particular). The most formidable xenos enemy, however, was the Mitu Conglomerate, which had conquered vast swathes of the Coronid Deeps. Probably something I'll visit in the future. Anyway, House Vyronii fended off repeated attacks from the Mitu Conglomerate, with their many keeps built across the surface of Damaetus III/II destroyed and even the mighty Felweather Keep damaged, until they were finally reduced to barely two hundred functional armors. Damn, they used to have six hundred Knight armors, which would put them nearly on par with House Taranis. A thousand curses on the hateful Mitu Conglomerate. Basically, things looked very bleak for our emerald brother scions.

Anyway, one day, instead of the Mitu Conglomerate, the Dark Angels of the Ist Legion showed up. Apparently, while House Vyronii was prepared to die and sell their lives dearly fighting to the end against the Mitu Conglomerate, the Great Crusade had been launched and the Mitu Conglomerate was annihilated by an Expeditionary fleet that included the Dark Angels. Cool. Grateful to the Imperium for wiping out the hateful xenos that had threatened to drive the poor Knights of House Vyronii (and their Knight World of Damaetus III/II) to extinction, the scions pledged allegiance to the Imperium in order to repay this debt of liberation.


House Vyronii joined the Great Crusade and served alongside many different Imperial forces, such as the Dark Angels who found them, the Word Bearers, Imperial Fists and a dozen Excertus Imperialis commands. They also had their Sacristans paint their Knight armors emerald green similar to the light of the gas giant their homeworld moon orbited, and they maintained a respectful distance from the other forces of the Imperium, having been isolated for so long.

The rate of attrition meant that House Vyronii had to ally itself to a Forge World to help them rebuild and restock their Knight armors and resources. Delegations from different Forge Worlds, including Mezoa and the recently founded Cyclothrathine Holdfast, and even the more distant and illustrious Lucius. Unfortunately, the priesthood of the Mechanicum being who they are, they all wanted House Vyronii to swear themselves as feudal subjects, in return for replacing the ancient and often repaired Knight armors with new war machines of more advanced and potent classes.


Worse, they all coveted the ancient crystal datastacks buried within Felweather Keep. Fortunately, Grand Master Jahk of House Vyronii was shrewd enough to recognize their greed and sent them away while pretending to consider their offers. Unfortunately, as I mentioned earlier, the rate of attrition forced his hand, with House Vyronii now reduced to barely a hundred Knight armors by now, most ancient and in dire need of retrofitting. Thus, Grand Master Jahk decided to accept the offer from Cyclothrathe, whose proposal of material aid was the most generous.

...sadly, this turned out to be a terrible idea.

Cyclothrathe had sided with the Warmaster, the Horus Heresy had happened, and the Magi of the Dark Mechanicum set their sights on Damaetus III/II as a target of conquest instead of allies. While they superficially agreed to sign the treaty on Damaestus III/II, the High Magos of Cyclothrathe and his honor guard of House Aerthegn Knights and Traitor Taghmata forces were planning a vile act of treachery. Fortunately, House Vyronii had recalled many of its scions assigned to the Great Crusade and mustered them in the landing zone where the Ist Legion had shown up before.

An hour before the appointed time, however, a heavily damaged Vyronii lander plummeted through the skies and the pilot/passenger stumbled out. He was Gios, the eldest son of Grand Master Jahk, and he had somehow learned of Cyclothrathe's treachery and escaped their wrath to warn his House of their betrayal. The delegation was not an emissary bearing gifts but an invasion force. Thanks to Gios's warning, House Vyronii readied for war, the wall guns of Felweather Keep destroying dozens of Cyclothrathine dropships, but enough landed to muster an invasion force, who massed and marched toward Felweather Keep.


The Knights of House Vyronii marched out to meet them in open battle, led by their Grand Master. They clashed in a dense forested canyon. The Cyclothrathine forces consisted primarily of armor, such as Krios and Karacnos tanks, Taghmata infantry and automata, and the Knights of House Atrax, in thrall to Archmagos Draykavac, the chief military emissary of the Forge World of Cyclothrathe and foremost field commander. He was also the sovereign-prelate of the Knight House of Atrax, who served as his puppet or thrall Knights. Ouch. Oh, and also Corrupted Knights, which is why the whole Exemplary Battles PDF was created in the first place. Basically Knight armors that were experimented upon by the Dark Mechanicum and given Dark Blessings.

The Questoris Knights of House Vyronii marched together in a formation where their overlapping ion shields could form an impenetrable barrier, allowing them to weather the enemy's fire when they charge forward. The Traitor Knights charged to meet them, and even as the titanic exo-suits clashed, Taghmata infantry fell all around them while Cyclothrathine armor were wrecked and melted.
Unfortunately, the Dark Blessings of the Corrupted Knights gave the Traitors a small advantage, but the skill and experience allowed the veteran scions of House Vyronii to match their foes, even as they fragmented, with several of them mired deep within the Taghmata lines while others were locked in deadly combat with Cyclothrathine Knights. Unfortunately, the numbers of the Traitors began to tell, and isolated Loyalist Knights were picked off by swarms of Vorax and Domitar automata, and House Vyronii were pushed back gradually.

Fortunately, House Vyronii's reserves of Cerastus Knights charged from the forest, making use of hidden paths through the forests to strike at the enemy's flank. They smashed aside the Armigers guarding the perimeter and hit the exposed flanks of the Cyclothrathe forces, with Rex-Orfeo, the personal Cerastus Knight Lancer of Grand Master Jahk, leading them. They managed to rout the Taghmata forces, incinerating the infantry and crushing the automata, causing them to flee. The Traitor Knights had more success in wreaking a bloody toll on the defenders, though, despite succumbing to the trap.


Realizing that they had lost, because the Taghmata allies had been routed and the casualties they had suffered were far too great, the Traitor Knights were resigned to fight to the last. Among them was an Aucteller pair of storm-gray Knights, one Questoris and one Cerastus Knight Atrapos, and they aimed for Rex-Orfeo instead. Apparently, the Questoris has a barbed tri-tailed whip instead of a reaper chainsword, by the way, and it helped to distract Grand Master Jahk so that the Atrapos can cut Rex-Orfeo down with his lascutter and slay both the Knight Lancer and the pilot within.

House Vyronii took revenge, destroying both Traitor Knights, but it was far too late, for their beloved Grand Master was already dead. The vengeful scions of House Vyronii hounded the retreating Cyclothrathe Knights and Taghmata back to their dropships, the invaders having failed and being forced to flee Damaetus III/II. Despite their victory, House Vyronii had lost their leader who had guided them into a new age under the Imperium, and they had also lost nearly a quarter of their own forces.


The wounded Gios would take the place of his late father as the new Grand Master of House Vyronii. Unfortunately, despite their outrage, the Imperium stalled any aid, with only the Forge World of Mezoa on their side. Despite their immense need for repairs and new Knight armors, House Vyronii refused to surrender their independence, signing a similar pact with Mezoa for limited re-armament. House Vyronii would remain steadfast Loyalists, fighting against Cyclothrathe and the Warmaster they declared for.

Grand Master Gios himself was gifted a precious Questoris Knight Magaera, Dei-Phagia, an armor whose artificer-wrought systems saved his life - he was mortally wounded, if you recall - but pretty much made him an Imperial Knight version of a Dreadnought.



Though the bulk of House Vyronii Knights were concentrated on Damaetus III/II during the betrayal by Cyclothrathe, there were a few Lances spread throughout the Expeditionary fleets, such as those fighting alongside the Blood Angels on Feron III during the Siege of Sebundapor, or the ones serving with the Death Eagles Millennial of the Emperor's Children Legion, who despite thought lost during the Isstvan III Atrocity, managed to reestablish contact with House Vyronii many years later.

House Vyronii would dispatch their Knights across the galaxy, reinforcing Imperial force concentrations at Lascal, Manachea and Port Maw in the Coronid Deeps, as well as at least a Lance stationed in Mezoa when the Death Guard attacked. About 50 or so scions of Vyronii remained behind to defend Damaetus III/II.

Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Leman Russ tanks for Legions Imperialis

I assembled a squadron of 4 Leman Russ tanks for Legions Imperialis! I chose the Vanquisher option because I don't have that many armorbane stuff in my list, so that will help shore up that deficiency. Also, I suspect I will be dueling Titans from a distance, so that's where they will come in handy. I hope.


Sadly, one of them is damaged - I bought them off eBay - so I had to kitbash a little thing to replace the broken and missing part. Oh, well. No big deal. Anyway, can't wait to field them for Legions Imperialis! Yay!

Tuesday, February 27, 2024

More Solar Auxilia infantry and PNGtuber

I managed to acquire and assemble a box of Solar Auxilia infantry! Yay! I'm slowly building up a small force for Legions Imperialis!


Adding them to my current collection, I should be able to deploy a sub cohort or something. I just need a couple of tank squadrons and I can finally play this week! I hope. We will see!


One more thing. I'm now a PNGtuber! I don't have the resources or skills to be a vtuber or whatever, but there's a cheaper alternative - a PNGtuber, and it works for me. I think. So I transformed my Youtube channel into a PNGtuber channel or something, and I'll try posting videos of my articles. Apparently, because the media landscape is shifting, and nobody reads blogs anymore.


This doesn't mean I'll stop blogging. On the contrary, I'll continue to write articles for my blog, because that's what my videos are about. Rather, I think of the PNGtuber videos as secondary, a support thing for my blog, to...uh, I dunno. I don't think it'll gain any traction or views or whatever, but I thought it'll be fun to try it out. After all, almost all the other Warhammer 40,000 content creators are doing videos now, and hardly anyone does blogs except maybe Goonhammer, Warpflux and a few others. Even Natfka of Faeit 212 has gone missing in action. I hope nothing bad happened to him, and it's just real life (hopefully nothing bad or tragic, and he's just busy or moved on). I'll continue clinging onto my blog - I've been writing for almost 9 years now, and I doubt I'll stop. Hopefully, I can keep the blog going for another 10 years. Now that I think about it, the majority of the time I've spent doing this blog has been done in the US instead of Singapore (the last 7 and a half out of 9 years), but that may change after (and if) I graduate this year. We'll see.

Anyway, if you do want to check out my Youtube channel, you are more than welcome to. It's exactly the same as my written articles, and my voice is horrible, so don't feel obligated to. If you would prefer reading the written articles instead of listening to my awful voice droning on in the dullest tone ever, then yeah, please do. Right now, it only has one video up so far, and obviously it's about...Imperial Knights. Heh.