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Magnus the Red, Primarch Power and Size



Magnus the Red, one of the most intriguing characters in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, is a Primarch of the Thousand Sons Legion. His size and power are both significant and vividly depicted in the lore.

Size

Magnus is notably larger than a typical human or even an Astartes (Space Marine), as are all the Primarchs, who are genetically engineered superhumans created by the Emperor of Mankind. Magnus stands out even among his brethren for his imposing stature, often described as towering over his fellow Primarchs and Astartes. He is usually depicted as being around 10 to 15 feet tall, though his size can vary in descriptions, particularly considering his psychic abilities to alter perceptions and reality.

Powers

Magnus’s power is primarily psychic, and he is among the most potent psykers in the Warhammer 40,000 lore. Here are some of the key aspects of his abilities:

  1. Psychic Mastery: Magnus was born with a profound connection to the Warp, the parallel dimension of psychic energy. His abilities range from telepathy and telekinesis to more devastating powers capable of destroying tanks or leveling buildings.
  2. Sorcery and Knowledge: Beyond raw psychic might, Magnus is also a scholar of sorcery and the arcane. His quest for knowledge led him to explore many forbidden lores that eventually contributed to his and his Legion’s fall to Chaos.
  3. Reality Manipulation: As a potent psyker, Magnus can manipulate reality to a degree, changing the fabric of the material universe around him through sheer force of will.
  4. Resurrection and Immortality: After his mortal body was destroyed during the Horus Heresy, Magnus was reborn as a Daemon Prince of Tzeentch, the Chaos God of change and manipulation. This transformation enhanced his psychic powers and granted him immortality, albeit as a servant of Chaos.

Magnus’s tragic tale is one of ambition, betrayal, and eventual ruin, making him a central figure in the lore of Warhammer 40,000, particularly in the narrative arcs involving psychic powers and the Warp. His impact on the events of the Horus Heresy and beyond marks him as a pivotal character in the universe.