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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyiDf91_bTEgnBN0jAvzNbqzrlMGID5WA If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device]]'' (informally abbreviated to TTS by fans) is a series of web videos made by [[WebAnimation/AlfaLegion Bruva Alfabusa]], asking the question of what exactly would happen if the Emperor of Mankind could ask about the current state of the ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' universe. HilarityEnsues as the Emperor proceeds to have some... [[SirSwearsALot colorful critiques]] about the universe as well as its numerous {{Retcon}}s over the years, and begins some changes.
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''[[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyiDf91_bTEgnBN0jAvzNbqzrlMGID5WA If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device]]'' (informally abbreviated to TTS by fans) is a series of web videos made by [[WebAnimation/AlfaLegion Bruva Alfabusa]], asking the question of what exactly would happen if the Emperor of Mankind could ask about the current state of the ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'' universe. HilarityEnsues as the Emperor proceeds to have some... [[SirSwearsALot colorful critiques]] about the universe as well as its numerous {{Retcon}}s over the years, and begins some changes.
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** Episode 26 mostly consisted of a battle between the forces of the Inquisition that were sent to the warp in episode 18 and the daemons that were terrorized by them since then. Being as this actually followed the ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' rules and the Inquisition's forces were much smaller than those of Chaos (due to using Meatgrinder rules; the smaller army wins by lasting six turns). Their greatest losses came from infighting, and the greatest victories the Inquisition had was when their Taurox tanks survived an onslaught for a [[spoiler:very short]] while.
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** Episode 26 mostly consisted of a battle between the forces of the Inquisition that were sent to the warp in episode 18 and the daemons that were terrorized by them since then. Being as this actually followed the ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'' rules and the Inquisition's forces were much smaller than those of Chaos (due to using Meatgrinder rules; the smaller army wins by lasting six turns). Their greatest losses came from infighting, and the greatest victories the Inquisition had was when their Taurox tanks survived an onslaught for a [[spoiler:very short]] while.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: In ''Special 7: Space Game Pains'', the Deceiver's MotiveRant is this trope on several levels: [[spoiler:Within the context of the [[VideoGame/{{Stellaris}} video game]] everyone is playing, he's sabotaging everyone else to stave off the late-game and prevent the [[FinalBoss crisis factions]] from tearing the galaxy a new one for his own benefit, which doubles as an apt description of his motives in the "real world" (to ensure that the C'tan/the necrophage can sustain themselves indefinitely). The phrasing of the rant, however, alludes to common arguments within the ''Warhammer 40000'' fandom against change; expressing the sentiment that the galaxy is meant to exist as a fixed, immutable setting, and that progression of any kind would inevitably lead to [[TabletopGame/WarhammerTheEndTimes the End Times]].]]
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: In ''Special 7: Space Game Pains'', the Deceiver's MotiveRant is this trope on several levels: [[spoiler:Within the context of the [[VideoGame/{{Stellaris}} video game]] everyone is playing, he's sabotaging everyone else to stave off the late-game and prevent the [[FinalBoss crisis factions]] from tearing the galaxy a new one for his own benefit, which doubles as an apt description of his motives in the "real world" (to ensure that the C'tan/the necrophage can sustain themselves indefinitely). The phrasing of the rant, however, alludes to common arguments within the ''Warhammer 40000'' 40,000'' fandom against change; expressing the sentiment that the galaxy is meant to exist as a fixed, immutable setting, and that progression of any kind would inevitably lead to [[TabletopGame/WarhammerTheEndTimes the End Times]].]]
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' called ''WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]].
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'', called ''WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]].
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** Played for laughs. After [[spoiler:Magnus]] admits that people confusing the Thousand Sons for the Necrons is understandable given their similar design motifs, he says he sent the Necrons a cease and desist order. Cue the Necrons laughing their asses off at it.
** [[spoiler:Kaldor Draigo]]'s time in the Warp has made him a little...[[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} bonkers.]]
** Spending several millennia inside a cramped box isn't very good for one's motor functions, superhuman or not. Just ask [[spoiler:Corvus Corax.]]
** [[spoiler:A small Inquisition army, even one drunk on Fenrisian Ale and lead by a Primarch, is no match for the combined forces of all four Chaos Gods that are led by some of the mightiest and most infamous daemons, including Skarbrand and Kairos Fateweaver.]]
** [[spoiler:Even with the addition of the Fyordperor and more Inquisitiors joining them, they still surrendered to talk to Vect. Trying to kill your way though an enemy homeland, especially one that's the most fortified and [[AlienGeometries physics that only its inhabitents can traverse]] is a bad idea, as The Emperor points out.]]
** [[spoiler:Having several personalities in your head will lead to mental impairment no matter how strong-willed you are. Especially when they are all jockeying for control and have different ideas. As is proven by Bellisarius Cawl, and the countless A.I. copies he "controls" in his head.]]
** No matter how high-quality their work, the Salamanders' plan to pay off their debt with death masks would take at least fifty years. After all, battleships don't come cheap.
** The lower ranked members on the Bro Trip Crusade aren't certain that it's really being led by [[spoiler:the Primarchs Vulkan and Corvus Corax]]. After all, the Imperium is known for making ridiculous claims for propaganda, [[spoiler:the Primarchs been assumed dead for millennia]], they haven't made public appearances to most of the crew, and the ones who have seen them are insulated by the chain of command.
** The Fabulous Custodes Trio aside, Kitten is well respected by the Custodes. Captain-General is an elected position; he couldn't have earned the position if everyone treated him like dirt. And even Whammudes has gained an appreciation for him.
** Played for laughs. After [[spoiler:Magnus]] admits that people confusing the Thousand Sons for the Necrons is understandable given their similar design motifs, he says he sent the Necrons a cease and desist order. Cue the Necrons laughing their asses off at it.
** [[spoiler:Kaldor Draigo]]'s time in the Warp has made him a little...[[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} bonkers.]]
** Spending several millennia inside a cramped box isn't very good for one's motor functions, superhuman or not. Just ask [[spoiler:Corvus Corax.]]
** [[spoiler:A small Inquisition army, even one drunk on Fenrisian Ale and lead by a Primarch, is no match for the combined forces of all four Chaos Gods that are led by some of the mightiest and most infamous daemons, including Skarbrand and Kairos Fateweaver.]]
** [[spoiler:Even with the addition of the Fyordperor and more Inquisitiors joining them, they still surrendered to talk to Vect. Trying to kill your way though an enemy homeland, especially one that's the most fortified and [[AlienGeometries physics that only its inhabitents can traverse]] is a bad idea, as The Emperor points out.]]
** [[spoiler:Having several personalities in your head will lead to mental impairment no matter how strong-willed you are. Especially when they are all jockeying for control and have different ideas. As is proven by Bellisarius Cawl, and the countless A.I. copies he "controls" in his head.]]
** No matter how high-quality their work, the Salamanders' plan to pay off their debt with death masks would take at least fifty years. After all, battleships don't come cheap.
** The lower ranked members on the Bro Trip Crusade aren't certain that it's really being led by [[spoiler:the Primarchs Vulkan and Corvus Corax]]. After all, the Imperium is known for making ridiculous claims for propaganda, [[spoiler:the Primarchs been assumed dead for millennia]], they haven't made public appearances to most of the crew, and the ones who have seen them are insulated by the chain of command.
** The Fabulous Custodes Trio aside, Kitten is well respected by the Custodes. Captain-General is an elected position; he couldn't have earned the position if everyone treated him like dirt. And even Whammudes has gained an appreciation for him.
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* PuzzlementAboutPayment: During the Q&A segment in the second episode of ''If the Emperor Had a Podcast'' sub-series, Karstodes is shown to not know what "pay" and "money" mean, believing them to be made-up words. That neither of his fellow Fabulous Custodes bother to say anything or even snicker in response strongly implies that this is true of them both as well, and possibly even the rest of the Custodian Guard.
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** Kitten adopts a similar strategy to win in the ''VideoGame/{{Stellaris}}'' special, where he's the only player to survive to the end of the game with a thriving empire simply because he focused his attention on domestic development, diplomatic alliances, and ''not'' declaring pointless wars every five minutes.
** The Emperor suggests this to the Black Templars chapter master Helbrecht. As he points out, most mutants are still loyal citizens of the imperium, and covering up their "fuck-ugly faces" with a paper bag is a more effective method of hiding their mutation than simply murdering them on sight.
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* SeriousBusiness: The Emperor and Rogal Dorn initiate a civil war over whether tacos should be eaten on Tuesday or Friday and view the idea of eating them on any day of ones choosing as akin to rape.
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* SeriousBusiness: The Emperor and Rogal Dorn initiate a civil war over whether tacos should be eaten on Tuesday or Friday and view the idea of eating them on any day of ones choosing as akin to rape. When a Daemonic Prince is inadvertedly summoned onto the voxcast, the thing that finally convinces the Emperor to banish him back to the Warp is neither the literal capital-H-Heresy he preaches, nor his repeated rebukes of the Emperor's arguments, but the fact that he said Tacos ''weren't good enough to be worth fighting a war over.''
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* LordBritishPostulate: In ''Tabletop Adventures'', Magus creates Lord Magnar Buckethead to be a benefactor and quest-giver for the players. Unfortunately, their incompetence and bad luck results in Magnar getting killed in the same scene he's introduced, and Magnus neglected to give Magnar any [[OneUp Fate Points]] to prevent it. [[RulesLawyer The Grand Provost Marshall]] scolds Magnus for his lack of foresight, describing the trope.
-->'''Grand Provost Marshall:''' If you didn't want him to die, you shouldn't have given him any stats! Rules as written; if it has no statistics, ''it cannot die!''
-->'''Grand Provost Marshall:''' If you didn't want him to die, you shouldn't have given him any stats! Rules as written; if it has no statistics, ''it cannot die!''
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* ArtEvolution: For the second special, [[https://youtu.be/UHNJUgat2i8 Warp Hijinks]], the Greater Daemons are just photographs of their real-life models. By [[https://youtu.be/1sjawxV-ZKA Episode 26]], they all have their own artwork.
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** The Deceiver and his friend Cegorach the Laughing God, are {{Jerkass God}}s who are rude even to allies. They convinced the other C'tan to start eating each other while laughing the night away, and as shown in Special 7, the Deceiver is more than willing to keep screwing people over to prevent any actually development and bring about stagnation.
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* FirearmsAreCowardly: Played against the Tau. Kitten thoroughly marks his hatred for the Tau, but one of his biggest grievances is that he sees them as a cowardly race who only fires at their enemies with extreme firepower from afar, use other species as meat shields to fight in close quarters for them, and refuse to fight in melee themselves. Of all his grievances, this is the one that actually infuriates the Emperor.
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* SpotOfTea: Episode 19 opens with a recreation of the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fybn5yBtWkQ Cooking with the Imperium]] video, then Kitten takes a tea tray into the throne room... only to have a random warp bolt completely incinerate it.
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* AccentAdaptation: Magnus is given a thick Australian accent, though this was entirely by accident as the voice actor was trying for a British accent. This led to an in-joke in the TTS cast about him being Australian and it has since been declared a Prosperan accent.
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* AccentAdaptation: Magnus is given a thick an Australian accent, though this was entirely by accident as the voice actor was trying for a British accent. This led to an in-joke in the TTS cast about him being Australian and it has since been declared a Prosperan accent.
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Everythings Better With Monkeys has been turned into a disambiguation. Zero Context Examples and examples that don’t fit existing tropes will be removed.
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Inquisitor Coteaz's strategy against Decius' ministers are barrels of Jokaero (orangutans with advanced technology). One of the cardinals of the Ecclesiarchy is a Jokaero, and the most eager to dismember Decius as a heretic. Who simply yells "Banana" when Decius persuades the other cardinals by appealing to human supremacism.
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** Played for laughs -- Karamazov is disgusted and let down when he finds out that his idol's secret tactic are Barrels of [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys Jokaero]].
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** Played for laughs -- Karamazov is disgusted and let down when he finds out that his idol's secret tactic are Barrels of [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys Jokaero]].Jokaero.
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On July 29th 2021, Alfabusa [[https://youtu.be/OXljeaktnDA announced]] that the series is on indefinite hiatus due to Creator/GamesWorkshop's [[https://www.games-workshop.com/en-WW/Intellectual-Property-Guidelines new zero tolerance policy]] [[FanWorkBan on fan animation]]. This ended the series, so far, at episode 30 part 2.
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On July 29th 2021, Alfabusa [[https://youtu.be/OXljeaktnDA announced]] that the series is on indefinite hiatus due to Creator/GamesWorkshop's [[https://www.games-workshop.com/en-WW/Intellectual-Property-Guidelines new zero tolerance policy]] [[FanWorkBan on fan animation]]. This ended the series, so far, at episode 30 part 2.
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]]. [[WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting Has its own tropes page]].
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' ''WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]]. [[WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting Has its own tropes page]].
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]]. [[WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting Has its own tropes page]] in need of WikiMagic.
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]]. [[WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting Has its own tropes page]] in need of WikiMagic.
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** Sound effects can get subtitled into {{Unsound Effect}}s as well; for example panicked whimpering is subtitled as "[escalating fear]," and Literature/CiaphasCain's cry of despair is subtitled as "Scream of unending imposter syndrome." Kitten shuddering at the thought of dressing like the Fabstodes is subtitled as "well-oiled abs".
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** Sound effects can get subtitled into {{Unsound Effect}}s as well; for example panicked whimpering is subtitled as "[escalating fear]," and Literature/CiaphasCain's cry of despair is subtitled as "Scream of unending imposter syndrome." Kitten shuddering at the thought of dressing like the Fabstodes is subtitled as "well-oiled abs". Most unsound effects made by Marneus Calgar additionally have Ultra- appended to the front of them, as in "[Ultradepression]" or "[Ultra-fuckn'-crying]".
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* PoorCommunicationKills: In episode 22, [[spoiler:Kitten leaves just moments before the Emperor wakes up, and Dorn isn't saying a word, leading both sides to assume that the other doesn't want them anymore. With the Fab Custodes' exaggeration and Emps once again belittling Magnus, a rift quickly develops between both.]] [[spoiler:Episode 27 reveals that this was deliberate on Emps's part, as he once again used them to fufil his plans.]]
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** The High Lords of Terra, who are usually depicted as senile, incompetent, selfish fools, get one after Kitten calls them out on their behavior and asks why they don't try making laws that ''help'' the Imperium for a change.
-->'''Lord-Commander Militant''': Eh, you know... my Guardsmen ''could'' use some benefits now and again. The way they're always dying in droves for us, they deserve it...\\
'''Fabricator-General of Mars''': I am totally going back to Mars to serve oil margaritas!
-->'''Lord-Commander Militant''': Eh, you know... my Guardsmen ''could'' use some benefits now and again. The way they're always dying in droves for us, they deserve it...\\
'''Fabricator-General of Mars''': I am totally going back to Mars to serve oil margaritas!
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On July 29th 2021, Alfabusa [[https://youtu.be/OXljeaktnDA announced]] that the series is on indefinite hiatus due to Creator/GamesWorkshop's [[https://www.games-workshop.com/en-WW/Intellectual-Property-Guidelines zero tolerance policies]] [[FanWorkBan on fan animation]]. This ended the series, so far, at episode 30 part 2.
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On July 29th 2021, Alfabusa [[https://youtu.be/OXljeaktnDA announced]] that the series is on indefinite hiatus due to Creator/GamesWorkshop's [[https://www.games-workshop.com/en-WW/Intellectual-Property-Guidelines new zero tolerance policies]] policy]] [[FanWorkBan on fan animation]]. This ended the series, so far, at episode 30 part 2.
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''Hunter'' (either ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' or ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'') called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]]. [[WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting Has its own tropes page]] in need of WikiMagic.
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''Hunter'' (either ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' or ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'') called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]]. [[WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting Has its own tropes page]] in need of WikiMagic.
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''Hunter'' (either ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' or ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'') called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]]. [[WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting Has it's own tropes page]] in need of WikiMagic.
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''Hunter'' (either ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' or ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'') called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]]. [[WebAnimation/HunterTheParenting Has it's its own tropes page]] in need of WikiMagic.
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''Hunter'' (either ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' or ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'') called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]].
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On July 2nd 2020, a new side series, called "[=WarHams=]", debuted following the adventures of four low-ranked members of the Bro Trip crusade, via games of [[Creator/Cubicle7 Cubicle 7's edition of Wrath and Glory]]. Following Captain Zedek, the (incredibly alcoholic) leader, Reeb Van Horne, an Inquisitorial Acolyte, π-Braine, an AxeCrazy Skitarii ranger, and Lorn, a half-senile Fenrisian sanctioned psyker, the quartet travels from planet to planet on their [[TheAllegedCar dubiously-reliable ship]] the ''Debt Collector'', trying to gather resources and allies to fund the Crusade, in hopes of winning coveted "points" with their leader, the food-obsessed Minister Moderatum Katje Van Noord. This being the TTS universe, the [=WarHams=] soon find themselves in wacky adventures that they hope they can navigate successfully, and hopefully with all their limbs intact.
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On July 2nd 2020, a new ActualPlay side series, called "[=WarHams=]", debuted following the adventures of four low-ranked members of the Bro Trip crusade, via games of [[Creator/Cubicle7 Cubicle 7's edition of Wrath and Glory]]. Following Captain Zedek, the (incredibly alcoholic) leader, Reeb Van Horne, an Inquisitorial Acolyte, π-Braine, an AxeCrazy Skitarii ranger, and Lorn, a half-senile Fenrisian sanctioned psyker, the quartet travels from planet to planet on their [[TheAllegedCar dubiously-reliable ship]] the ''Debt Collector'', trying to gather resources and allies to fund the Crusade, in hopes of winning coveted "points" with their leader, the food-obsessed Minister Moderatum Katje Van Noord. This being the TTS universe, the [=WarHams=] soon find themselves in wacky adventures that they hope they can navigate successfully, and hopefully with all their limbs intact.
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''Hunter'' (either ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' or ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'') called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' characters becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]].
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''Hunter'' (either ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' or ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'') called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' characters ensemble becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast UniversalAdaptorCast, this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]].
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer400000'', but on ''Hunter'' (either ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' or ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'') called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' characters becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]].
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On December 18, 2021 Alfabusa released a new animated video not based on ''TabletopGame/Warhammer400000'', ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', but on ''Hunter'' (either ''TabletopGame/HunterTheReckoning'' or ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'') called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Kc0xuYnfQ Hunter: The Parenting]]'' with the core ''TTS'' characters becoming a UniversalAdaptorCast this time portraying a clan of Hunters lead by [[CaptainErsatz The Big D]].
