The EMPERORS Explained | DUNE vs. Warhammer 40K

Описание: An exploration of the similarities between two key figures in Warhammer 40k and Frank Herbert's Dune, namely the God Emperor of Dune and the Emperor of Mankind in Warhammer 40k. Spoiler warning for both Dune and 40k.

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Art Credits
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Gorrem (Devon Cady-Lee) @Gorrem on Instagram https://www.artstation.com/gorrem
The Master of Mankind by Elijah ArhPriest
The Master of Mankind by Neil Roberts
The Revelation by Veronica Anrathi
Leto Atreides II The God Emperor, Joe Peterson
Emperor of Mankind by Gonzalo Ordoñez
The Golden Path Continues by Berkan Özkan
Master of Mankind by Konstantin Void
God Emperor of Dune by Furio Tedeschi
The Emperor of Mankind by Tze Kun Chin
FIsh Speaker by Alex Boca
The Emperor’s Mercy by L J Koh
Siona and Leto By Mirko Calusic
The Horus Heresy by Adrian Smith
God Emperor of Dune by Ebrahel Lurci
God Emperor of Dune by William Robinson https://williamrobinson.artstation.com/
Witnessing The Emperor by George Eracleous
God Emperor by Jonny Benzin
The Carrion Lord of the Imperium of Man by Hugo Dias
God Emperor and Leto by Boti Harko
Master of Mankind by George Earl Abalayan
Warhammer 40k images sourced from https://40k.gallery/

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