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[Avis-Mergulus]

I didin't say it would cause trouble, eh. If anything it's good that it could be associated with Real World Black Templars, eh.
We do have the -tel suffix. Easiest example - "представи́тель", which I belive is pronounced "predstavitel" is "przedstawiciel" in Polish. There are more words like this, albeit I don't think -ciel has been ever used in conjunction with "wojować".

Ah, yeah, after some research, it turns out it's either Proto- Indoeuropean or Proto-Slavic.
That being said, I just noticed the whole 'Hetman Horus' thing
And now I can't stop imagining him with a stereotypical Zaporozhian Cossack mustache and forelock, wearing sharovary over his power armor.
The Emperor, in thick Ukrainian accent: "Well, son, did your Chaos gods help you?"
(Aside note: I do understand that hetman is originally a Polish title, it's just still hilarious to me.)

[Kot]

That being said, I just noticed the whole 'Hetman Horus' thing
And now I can't stop imagining him with a stereotypical Zaporozhian Cossack mustache and forelock, wearing sharovary over his power armor.
The Emperor, in thick Ukrainian accent: "Well, son, did your Chaos gods help you?"
(Aside note: I do understand that hetman is originally a Polish title, it's just still hilarious to me.)

Him as fat Polish nobleman doesn't really help either. And I belive Hetman is originally Czech title.

[Avis-Mergulus]

That being said, I just noticed the whole 'Hetman Horus' thing
And now I can't stop imagining him with a stereotypical Zaporozhian Cossack mustache and forelock, wearing sharovary over his power armor.
The Emperor, in thick Ukrainian accent: "Well, son, did your Chaos gods help you?"
(Aside note: I do understand that hetman is originally a Polish title, it's just still hilarious to me.)

Him as fat Polish nobleman doesn't really help either. And I belive Hetman is originally Czech title.

That being said, I shooped a Cossack mustache onto a portrait of young Horus (all credit to original artist):

Spoiler: Doesn't he look dashing? (click to show/hide)

[Kot]

IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW.

[Andres]

What does the title mean?

[Cyroth]

What does the title mean?

"Drive me closer, I want to hit them with my sword!"

It is used as a caption on a picture of a commisar sitting on a baneblade, brandishing his sword.
I'm at work, so I can't use google, or else I'd link it.

[My Name is Immaterial]

[Egan_BW]

Spoiler: here's that in a size that's not tiny af (click to show/hide)

[Kot]

Thats, in fact, not a Baneblade. Commissars using Baneblades as personal taxis usually go "DRIVE ME CLOSER, I WANT TO HIT THEM WITH MY POWER KLAW!"

[My Name is Immaterial]

Spoiler: here's that in a size that's not tiny af (click to show/hide)

That's weird, it was a fine size on my computer, but super small on my phone.

Either way, that's a Leman Russ, specifically the Demolisher variant.

[Kot]

Note that FFG, Black Library, Games Workshop and a lot of other people making official stuff for Wh40k are fully aware of /tg/ and especially of this meme so they enforce it in full effect. Infamous Dawn of War Bernn wanting to hit them with his sword despite carrying power-fist at the moment and (not the same, but related) Commissar Dan come to mind.

Seriously, if it's a meme on /tg/ there's a quite big chance it will be canon.

[Dorsidwarf]

Cant wait for the Black Library book about Chapter master Smashfucker

[Cyroth]

Thats, in fact, not a Baneblade. Commissars using Baneblades as personal taxis usually go "DRIVE ME CLOSER, I WANT TO HIT THEM WITH MY POWER KLAW!"

Meh. Human vehicles all look he same to me. 

[Dorsidwarf]

Also I'm pretty sure that's a standard Russ, not the Demolisher

[Kot]

Cant wait for the Black Library book about Chapter master Smashfucker

MURDERWINGS!