The Thousand Sons are a prominent faction in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, known for their mastery of psychic powers and their affiliation with chaos. Within the ranks of the Thousand Sons, there is an elite group known as the Occult Sorcerer Terminators. The Occult Sorcerer Terminators are highly skilled sorcerers who wear the formidable Terminator armor, making them a formidable force on the battlefield. The Terminator armor provides enhanced durability and firepower, allowing the Occult Sorcerer Terminators to withstand heavy enemy fire while unleashing devastating psychic attacks. These sorcerers possess a deep understanding of the warp and can tap into its energies to conjure powerful spells and blessings. They draw upon the chaotic energies of Tzeentch, the Chaos God of Change and Sorcery, to cast devastating spells that can obliterate their foes or provide protection to their allies.
A year later, the sequel, Pursuit of Vengeance is released, this time with Fu uncovering a secret from his past. Forced into an alliance with two other killers from the martial arts world, Fu and his new allies are in for the battle of their lives.
And in the same movie, the Duel to the Death between Fu Hung-hsueh and Lu Xiao-jia, since they re reluctant to kill each other after all they ve been through, is instead changed into a contest where they slice up each other s pants. Badass Crew In the sequel, Fu Hung-hsueh forms a team of three with Ye-kai and Lu Xiao-jia, and all three of them ends the film fighting an entire army of mooks, killing everybody that gets in their way with ease.
They draw upon the chaotic energies of Tzeentch, the Chaos God of Change and Sorcery, to cast devastating spells that can obliterate their foes or provide protection to their allies. One of the most distinctive features of the Occult Sorcerer Terminators is their ability to teleport across the battlefield using the power of the warp. This allows them to appear suddenly in the midst of the enemy lines, catching their foes off-guard and unleashing their devastating psychic powers.
The Magic Blade (2012)
Twenty-four years ago, "God of Sabre" Yang Chang Feng was double-crossed and murdered by someone close to him. Now his son Fu Hong Xue, a skilled swordsman himself, sets out to avenge his father's death. During his journey, Hong Xue meets with kindness and treachery, is conflicted by love and hatred, and eventually discovers the shocking truth behind his birth. Edit Translation
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- Native Title:天涯明月刀
- Also Known As:Tian Ya Ming Yue Dao
- Director:Vicky Wong, Lai Shui Qing
- Genres:Romance, Wuxia
- Tags:Betrayal, Adapted From A Novel, Martial Arts, Historical, Adventure, Action(Vote or add tags)
- Country: China
- Type: Drama
- Episodes: 40
- Aired: Jun 24, 2012 - Jul 14, 2012
- Original Network:BTV
- Score: 7.4 (scored by 91 users)
- Ranked: #77792
- Popularity: #13125
- Content Rating: Not Yet Rated
- Watchers: 355
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Cast & Credits
Ye Kai Main Role Zhou Ting Main Role Fu Hong Xue Main Role Main Role Nan Gong Bo Support Role Ming Yue Xin [Young] Support RolePhotos
Reviews
Completed JaZee Jae 3 people found this review helpful May 18, 2019 40 of 40 episodes seen Completed 0 Overall 10 Story 10 Acting/Cast 10 Music 9.0 Rewatch Value 10Mom and Son moment!
The 2nd movie that I watched with Wallace Chung and I sort of loved this one. The Martial Arts, Fantasy, Visual arts was not a perfect 10 but it was liked. The things I loved about this movie was, of course, is Wallace Chung! The fact that it showed the Mother and Son bond in this piece. I'm a mom of 3 sons so my love for each one and I have a saying "If it took me to save any of my sons in health or life circumstances that I would sacrifice my life for them. I would do it in a heartbeat". I felt this in the story line. I know the movie was released listed in 1976 or here it is 2012 but I am trying to catch up on some of these Chung movies to see if he had passion in acting as he did back when as he did in 2017 " General and I" and so far he does! Don't fool yourselves, I'm not going to be one of those obsessive fans but I love a great movie and movies are not great unless the actor is. I also read where Wallace Chung loves Martial Arts and so do I.
The 2nd movie that I watched with Wallace Chung and I sort of loved this one. The Martial Arts, Fantasy, Visual arts was not a perfect 10 but it was liked. The things I loved about this movie was, of course, is Wallace Chung! The fact that it showed the Mother and Son bond in this piece. I'm a mom of 3 sons so my love for each one and I have a saying "If it took me to save any of my sons in health or life circumstances that I would sacrifice my life for them. I would do it in a heartbeat". I felt this in the story line. I know the movie was released listed in 1976 or here it is 2012 but I am trying to catch up on some of these Chung movies to see if he had passion in acting as he did back when as he did in 2017 " General and I" and so far he does! Don't fool yourselves, I'm not going to be one of those obsessive fans but I love a great movie and movies are not great unless the actor is. I also read where Wallace Chung loves Martial Arts and so do I.
The element of surprise combined with their formidable offensive and defensive capabilities makes them a truly formidable force to reckon with. However, their mastery of the warp also comes with a price. The Thousand Sons are deeply affected by the corrupting influence of chaos, and many of their sorcerers become mutated or consumed by the very powers they wield. This can lead to physical deformities and psychological instability, but those who can maintain control over their powers become incredibly powerful allies or enemies. In conclusion, the Thousand Sons Occult Sorcerer Terminators are a fearsome force on the battlefield, wielding powerful psychic abilities while donning the formidable Terminator armor. Their mastery of the warp allows them to teleport across the battlefield, catching their enemies off-guard and unleashing devastating spells. However, the price of this power is the corrupting influence of chaos, which can lead to physical and psychological instability..
Reviews for "Thousand Sons Occult Sorcerer Terminators: Bound to the Sorcerers"
1. Mark - 2/5 - The Thousand Sons Occult Sorcerer Terminators were a huge disappointment for me. The models looked great on the website, but once I received them and started assembling, I realized how flimsy and fragile they were. The poses were awkward, and the fine details on the miniatures were poorly molded. Overall, the quality just didn't meet my expectations for the price I paid.
2. Sarah - 3/5 - As a longtime enthusiast of the Thousand Sons army, I was really excited to get my hands on the Occult Sorcerer Terminators. However, I found the rules for these units to be underwhelming. They were supposed to be these formidable and versatile warriors, but in reality, they didn't live up to the hype. Their abilities felt lackluster, and they didn't have any standout features or unique strategies compared to other terminators in the game.
3. Jason - 2/5 - I found the Thousand Sons Occult Sorcerer Terminators to be a letdown in terms of their performance on the tabletop. They had limited options for customization and lacked the flexibility that I expected from their lore. Additionally, their points cost seemed disproportionate to their actual effectiveness in battles. It was frustrating to invest in these miniatures only to find them underperforming on the battlefield.
4. Emily - 2/5 - I was really excited to include the Thousand Sons Occult Sorcerer Terminators in my army, but I was disappointed with the overall quality of the models. The resin material used for these minis was prone to warping and had several air bubbles. This made it challenging to paint them neatly and ruined the overall aesthetic. For the price, I expected better craftsmanship and attention to detail.
5. Alex - 3/5 - While the Thousand Sons Occult Sorcerer Terminators had their strengths, I found them lacking in terms of versatility. The unit seemed to have a very specific role, and once that role was fulfilled, they became less useful on the battlefield. This limited their overall strategic potential, making them less appealing compared to other options available for the Thousand Sons army.