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i enever use da gargant
if a gargant army box drops i mgiht get them
they seem fun an dbalanced
yeah they are the oldest type of mega Gargant
they eat sea monsters for fun
I wonder if they’ll rename daughters of khaine
yea
Because they aren’t all female
Are they?
yea
they are erally bad in warcry and underworlds
Oof
like really bad
I want 40k books in the modern era
That aren’t the dawn of fire ones
They’re so inconsistent
It is an anthology but like ugghhhhh
They aren’t of consistent quality at all most of them don’t even progress the plot
In a meaningful way
lol
Something I have noticed in the Gotrek and Felix series
The author sure does write “if he noticed x, he made no sign of showing it” a lot
Like this exact line pops up like once a chapter
what do u mean
M42
Why, you hungry?
Ahhh tysm this helps
No want Ulgo teammate to read it for Ulgo
@lunar iris This pin here
basically just watch that introductory video so you KINDA know whats going on then get yourself started.
Worst case you can also just read the lexicanum which is a summary-version wikipedia for 40k lol
ah nicee

Also for context uh
40k Wikipedia is basically fans just taking pages straight from codexes/rulebooks and copy pasting them wholesale
Lexicanum is a seperate site like i said that does summary versions and actually cites sources.
Up to you on which one you want to peek at

In gaunts ghosts, do you get to see any loyalist marines? Im pretty early on ||and have only seen them talk about them from a distance. Oh and the first mini story from the omnibus had a iron snakes helmet. Also im so confused about that short story thing. So far, literally has nothing to do with the rest of the story.||
Probably want Salvation's Reach
Friends. I want to get into the black library. What's a good place to start ? I'm a fan of salamanders
Orks. Charcharadons. And necrons
Twice Dead King has Necrons and Orks
Nick Kyme wrote an entire series about Salamanders, which is... alright
been released in an omnibus
Boy
That is like the longest running series in warhammer
Most of it is fller
You can check to the pins if you want some beginner friendly books
if you are very familiar with the setting then Horus Heresy is fine place to start the novels, I did so. If you're a bit more unfamiliar with Warhammer overall it's better to maybe start with something else and return to it once you know more about the 'current' setting and world
i have been consuming a lot of content and lore already through other means but figured i wana read some of the actual books
If you want Salamanders im really sorry but most of their books are universally awful and boring.
at least any written by Nick Kyme
you can google him now and see 
Carcharodons is a novel series by Robbie MacNiven.

the best salamanders fiction is Emp TTS
I always think ppl should start with some 40k stories and not the heresy tbh
Same. The Heresy is a bloated money-grubby mess
It loses out on loads of the stuff they makes 40k what it is - Inquisitors, Rogue traders, the stagnancy of everything.
Also ironically it becomes essentially just 40k but with a 30k coat of paint lol
Id reccomend the grey knights omnibus, the only 40k book I read
I pray for the sanity of anyone who decides to jump into the HH completely blind to the setting.
I just pretend 30k and the heresy doesn’t exist beyond as a vague event for worldbuilding
Cause my ass is not getting into all that lore
Are the ynnari books worth reading, im fairly sure I’m out of xenos books to read, I’ve heard they aren’t great, but I’ll take most anything for xenos content
I mean kinda answered your own question
Its not super terrible
And a big plus is that it pushes the plot forward
Gav Thrope Eldar book therfore, good world building, decent character interactions, kind of awful everything else
They are very bad and practically nothing happens in them so id say dont bother lol
They were so bad they basically killed interest in the ynari, actually sad
anyone that can tell me if fishig is still alive in the book malleus?
I dropped the infinite and the divine on a coworkers desk cause he mentioned he had a passing intrest in 40k
What’s the general consensus on the Primarch books? Honestly think some of them are better than a majority of the HH novels, albeit they have some massive stinkers and are on the shorter side.
Most are pretty bad.
the only good ones are like... 4-5 of them and thats kind of it
their issue is just like the HH novels almost all of them are written for padding out the Heresy and getting a buck out of people
That is GW’s M.O. at the end of the day.
Still enjoyed half of the traitor primarch’s books in particular. Can’t help but giggle when Konrad spends an entire book gossiping to a meat puppet in the image of the Corpse Emperor.
Mostly irked by them because GW could’ve easily just made them mainline books or integrate them. Guess releasing ten thousand anthology books was more important.
But just like you said, they exist because $$$.
Just sucks that you have characters like the Khan whose lore is strictly in the Heresy. Rip White Scars.
can someone tell me if the ynnari plotline is still ongoing? I was interested but I heard that GW dropped it and if it's never going to finished or resolved in any way i won't bother
It hasn't had anything happen to it for like 2 years now and nothing regarding the faction has been mentioned at all.
Its technically still ongoing but it may as well be basically abandoned lol
their last big event was during Psychic Awakening 
yea that's what I've heard 😦
when i learned about ynnari from friends/wiki I thought they sounded cool and I was researching what books to read
and if it was all abandoned because gw only cared about it as a set up for guilliman
harlequins are still the best eldar ig
Harlequins work great because they basically always act as secondary characters to the story of other people and do their job before leaving no harm done lol
Basically yeah their main issue was they were both that and also from a tabletop POV just a "soup" army where you bundle other factions from a pre-existing faction together. They had no unique models aside from their leaders so even less of an incentive to run or play them on the field
i heard also their rules were just bad
you HAD to take yvraine REALLY restricts list building
Yeah it sucked ass
tabletop was prob the main reason why they got axed since GW doesn't really care about the lorefront perception of things.
From a rules perspective Ynnari are either broken or meh
Soup is volatile as hell
shame they didn't get more lore
^ alas
I kind of like how soup is balanced in 10th. I think they should have seperate points lists for allies maybe though.
things like nurglings getting nerfed because they are a requirement for all the chaos allies to function is kind of lame for chaos demons
I have a half built squad of inquisitorial henchmen im going to field with my sororitas
Nurglings also got nerfed because they're must take in daemons
but GW is ignoring the fact that the rest of the lesser daemons are uh
not great
Conscripts haven't existed since the end of 9e
Nooooooo
Hey everyone,
Hope you're all doing great! Just wanted to drop a quick update on what's cooking in my musical world.
I'm keeping the tunes flowing and trying to maintain a steady pace of releases. Also, I've been working on upping the game in terms of quality. One new thing in the mix – I've started adding some vocals, including some DIY recorded choirs. Excited to share this new dimension with you!
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On International Women’s Day, have a strong female lead.
I mean, I will always recommend it but my bias is strong
So I just finished the Lukas the Trickster book and this GIF just sums up how I envisioned how the Duke looks and acts lmao
Also was a decent job by John Banks in terms of narration.
Its prob one of my fav books on how MUCH it treats both factions with respect
Both sides more or less actually win and succeed in their goals and the two main protags fight, have a laugh, tell each other a good ole "fuck you but I liked duking it out with you too, same time next week?" before departing
I can't praise it enough because you almost never see this kind of treatment in most modern 40k books and one side always has to get clowned on for no reason lol
My favorite book moment is when Try Again Bragg, a slightly bigger than normal human, wields a full auto cannon to shit on not 1 but 2 chaos space marines
I freaking love Jurgen
its funny because in universe he is cursed to be hated by everyone because hes a blank
but hes so loved by the readers
T_T
But also in fairness Meltas as the name implies melt space marine armor
I feel like an Ork named the meltas
I think Amberley realized he's a blank and sympathizes
she definitely does, because she recruits cain 50% of the time just to access jurgen
she has a psyker in her retinue in a few books who goes absolutely bonkers when jurgen gets close
I'm a sucker for all things blank and pariah related
I think the general theme though is that they're more often than not, very human and looking for human connection
Not even love, just acknowledgement to be seen as a human or friendship
there was a really good blank in the 40k noir animation they did
Noir comes to the 41st Millennium in Interrogator, the new animation coming soon to Warhammer+. #WarhammerPlus #Warhammer
Yeeeee loved that
This animation had no right to slap as much as he did
shame GW is stupid so nobody will know this animation exists lol
It aint gw if they aint shooting themselves in the foot
There damn well better be a season 2
just got Gav Thorpe's Ravenwing from under the pile of dust where it was hiding, my brother gave it to me for my birthday a decade ago but I never started it (wasn't really into Dark Angels), is it worth a read?
I loved the ending. It was perfect.
The animation was sideshow tier but the story and voice acting carried it far.
40k noir
It was still very good imo the animation didnt leave me desiring anything else as long as the plot was good
I just wish he bailed with the dropship at the end ngl
would have been a fitting ending, hollow meaningless victory but at least leaving the planet behind is some modicum of closure
|| I mean the story is peak 40k. he gives everything to the inquisitor he saw as having given him everything and it blinded him to a conspiracy to commit an act of Supreme evil.
and the one he thought was the enemy and hated was the one who did the most for him in the end.
its a victory in the sense he prevented a cataclysmic ending to the horrible status quo of imperial life.
||
and being a noir story fits 40k perfectly.
I mean he didn't end anything.
Psykers are still out of control and the planet is still doomed, even before them Imperial life would always be shit.
I meant more that him not leaving the planet is stupid lmao
You'll find a divisive opinion on gav thorpe around here
If you're not already a Dark Angels fan, many would say its a difficult read
Back to interrogator, i'm just not sure he has anywhere to go, even if he did leave the planet, but also, he do be pretty stupid
Why does Felix keep whinging every time anything happens to him? Is he cringe?
ngl i'm struggling to finish, what did you like about them?
I need motivation to finish
Thorpe is super inconsistent but Luther: First of the Fallen is one of my favorite DA books. I heard that one is hit and miss if you aren’t a DA simp.
I also think it requires some extra reading beforehand.
Here’s some info on it if you want to give it a try.
Still think Savage Weapons by ADB is the best DA story we’ve ever gotten but it’s pretty short.
lol typical Thorpe experience.
Suffering builds character
Me reading a Dark Angels book expecting any plot twist that isn't the Fallen and it ends up being the Fallen again
The Lion returning and realizing he was an absolute fuckwad to his sons for no good reason was a great part of the book.
and actually admitting to it
now that right there is character development
I love my boy Lohoc, what an absolute chad.
Cypher running around in the imperial palace trying to dodge dark angels storyline
I know it's not 40k... but I didn't expect HTP to give us a CLUE arc
Thorpe is the only author so far that I will genuinely hesitate to purchase a book he has worked on. For the very simple reason that the man has good highs and abyss level lows. There are parts of The First Wall that I genuinely enjoyed and was great to listen to Jonathan Keeble narrate, but my god what was even the point of writing about the dock workers only to immediately vent them into space after they started to talk about coffee or tea. and the hive city regiment twist... that was more then mildly annoying
KEK I REMEMBER THAT 
Thought they were just gonna be another plot line only to get jettison into space after a paragraph.
The Lost and the Damned did a much better job at describing what it’s like to be a grunt on the wall. Plus it had Beastmen so it automatically becomes superior in my eyes.
its not like there weren't other characters that were introduced and then killed off shortly in other books in the SoT series. For instance there was the noble who refused to leave her family home and abandon her birds, she sat in her study with a weapon if I remember correctly and stayed there even when she started to hear something (deamons perhaps) trying to get in.
Read about TFW’s bad reputation and only picked it up for my boy Forrix which I thought was great but I didn’t actually expect the Zenobi plot line to be half the book.
What a slog man.

After the half way point I just started skipping anytime she popped up. Was not impressed by the reveal at the end either and I normally like Alpha Legion shenanigans.
I pray they release Shroud of Night on Audible soon
I have only heard snippets about that book and my god it makes me want to be an Alpha Legion fan
Alpha Legion is dope, just one of many legions that get the short end of the stick lore wise.
We need ten thousand more Blueberry stories 
yeah I like it because the Alpha Legion squad the book follows clearly has been lost since the heresy and only just came back to see everyone, loyalist and traitor alike suffer ten thousand years of brain damage and are beyond fed up with both sides.
Another Alpha Legion W.
isn't there that one author that everybody hates
i dont remember his name
in another book a Alpha Legion warlord tries to recruit them and only receives a "fuck off" to his offer
C.S Goto is probably who you are referring to
C.S goto yeah
and there is a difference between hesitating to buy a story, and outright avoiding
i've not read a bad 40k book yet so idk how bad his stuff is
ben counter is pretty cool
Nick Kyme is another infamous writer.
Poor writing mostly.
I think Kyme writes absolute dribble. Weak characters, bad pacing, that kinda stuff.
Ulgo read Skullduggery Pleasant. Very fun book. Dark Humor, detective skeleton and magic
are there any other books about ghazkull or is it just 'prophet of the waaaagh'?
i know theres a bunch about yarrick
Literally just Ghazkull the Book yeah, he makes small appearances in Yarrick’s stuff
Goto was actively very sexist in his writing and just displayed the factions in his books INSULTINGLY badly to the point of getting a ton of hate mail. He acted toxic very openly and got fired for it.
Kyme is just a very boring writer and is only remaining in Black Library due to being the chief editor and being an old guard. I’ve not met a single Salamander or normal casual fan in 12 years that can say absolutely anything good about his novels from how boring and uninteresting he makes his protagonist factions, Sallies especially who have gotten 6+ dreadful novels from him kek
Its not a super complex case all things considered.
ahh shame
He was going through a divorce while writing and went MAX INCEL
guy got vanta black pilled
Just one thing about Nick Kyme, I didn't read anything from him except one of his most recent ones, Volpone Glory.
I did find this novel better than average, as the author had some notion of strategy and logistics, a refreshing change from most Guard books. Some interesting concepts were also explored, notably propaganda, in a way that was much better than in the recent Longshot for instance. The book wasn't perfect (it seemed to be a bit too derivative of Gaunt's Ghosts, which it's kind of a spin-off of), there were maybe some pacing issues and a few predictable plot points, but I enjoyed it for what it was.
Maybe Nick Kyme improved and/or is more comfortable with guard stories than with Salamanders? Because I indeed always heard that Salamanders books were not good.
Maybe? Hes been always a mediocre author to 40k fans which is an achievement because even the most mid books sometimes end up having fans but with his stuff these people are even more non-existent.
okey am i goofed or is the second book in the horus herasy slightly worrse written than the first?
like i got used to the horus that was portreyed in the first book, cool, calm collected and not resorting to violance, blut like in litraly chapter 2 he has a temper tantrum about not being recorded?
like wha?
lol just have to get used to it man. The heresy is definitely a series of peaks and valleys.
Personally think the third one is the worst out of the first three books.
😔 "we do what we must because we can" aperture science
oh no, dont say that, im still on book 2 XD plan to finish book 3 then hop onto the Esenhorn books (seen good things abt them)
Some people argue the second one is but I prefer Graham McNeill over Ben Counter.
Inconsistencies are pretty common because there was like over ten authors that wrote for the series.
this is unfortunate news
The HH consists of 55+ books and is a series made and extended to be entirely milked, the amount of bad/mediocre books entirely outnumber the bad ones so the best thing to do is just read the first 3 novels then just explore at your own leisure or just look up Arbitrator Ian's reviews for every book (which is pretty universally approved by the fans) and handpick from there
But as a longtime Heresy follower ill speak and say that you really aren't missing much and could easily just as well read summaries of some of these and be in the loop lol
I skipped like 15 books from the HH and didn’t feel like I missed much.
You’d only really attempt to read all of them if you’re a masochist.
All that’s really required is reading the first three, I’d argue the Unremembered Empire arc, and if you’re feeling extra silly Slaves to Darkness if you’re interested in the Siege books. Even then half of the SoT books are mediocre so you can’t really win.
Most fans would just tell you to skip the HH altogether with the exception of some really good one off books.
Yeah its a money trap that a lot of people unfortunately also fall into
anyone who says you gotta read a good chunk of the HH is an absolute star wars tier slop-eater and I mean full offense by this lol
lol not wrong.
I read like 30 books in it and I regret it ever since holy fuck
I drive a lot for work so listening to the HH through audible. I just spread that shit out and did maybe one or two books a month for two years.
Couldn’t imagine grinding them all out.
Yeah and it also just gets SO fucking repetitive.
Because I drive a lot for work it’s pretty common for me to finish a book in a day.
I definitely just zoned out through most of the anthologies until something cool came up.
Yeah theres a reason its way better to handpick the universally praised novels in the series instead, a great majority of it is slop just like the Siege of Terra.
HH fans can be some of the worst slop-consumers in existence 💀
Sorry homie I'm not reading a 300+ page book just to get like 1 cool one-liner moment
Anyone who tells you that reading all of them is essential is just coping hard.
^
They get so offended when you tell them this shit too so best to avoid em alltogether

That said the HH did make me an Iron Hands fan. Mostly because almost all of their lore is heresy era shit lol.
KEK yeah the individual novels are fine for the most part, they are like comic books, you pick/read/throw away
after Ferrus dies they basically almost get nothing to do
"Damn Ferrus was such a loser. Anyway uhhh lets go shoot traitors"
The Shattered Legions got milked so fucking hard too.
Like jeeze can we move on already?
I get it, three legions got bodied.
Do we need ten thousand short stories about it?
Bro they get ALL that filler then go to Luna and get massacred, what a great sendoff to all that shit 💀
and in the end its just one emo raven man sleeping in a dead space ship with the Primaris geneseed

Iron Hands fans can’t catch a break.
Shame because they werent too bad inthe S-Legion stuff but the moment Sharrowkyn was around I knew he was gonna be the last marine standing
someone had to secure that sperm-seed for the future model lines 💀
Bigger Gary Stu than Garro if you ask me.
LEGIT
I got nothing against Garo but man
going out shit-talking Mortarion like literally every other loyalist from the traitor legions got boring after the 6th time
I love my boy Garro but that was a wet fart of an ending for him.
Literally with the fart bit when Morty was involved 💀
AND IN A FUCKING NOVELLA
NOT EVEN A MAIN BOOK
YOU HAD 8 OF THEM YOU FUCKING FRAUDS

Take a drink every time a space marine gets impaled by a sword and they just shit talk their killer.
Happens like ten times lol.
You forgot them also doing the shit of uh
gets purposefully stabbed to get closer to the opponent
kills them that way since they are face to face
TRUE
OH MY GOD lmao
I MEANT TO GET STABBED IDIOT!
fuck you James Workshop you murdered my family
Ah man, maybe I give a lot BL books slack because they’re just pulpy as hell.
I like them the same way I love a b-movie.
Not high class art but at least fun.
Yeah the entire motto of BL is throw shit at the wall and see what sticks
some are high-class, most are mediocre and others are just bad
At the end of the day yeah these books are allowed to get written because they want you to buy models lol
people got no idea how LITTLE these novels actually make money wise
We live in an unjust world where Josh Reynolds can’t write the stories he wants but Gav Thorpe can continue to write bad Dark Angels books.
Knowing Manflayer was supposed to be twice as long kills me.
Its all about being an Old Guard like Kyme, Thorpe and Abnett
if you are in that status no editor can tell you what to do, its hilariously unfair
I think Reynolds threw around the idea of a Blood Bowl book too. That would’ve been hella fun.
if you have read the ending author notes of End and the Death Vol 3, Abnett says that Kyme (his editor, which explains why the book has so much junk) basically told him and I quote "Dont worry about the wordcount just write as much as you want" which is one of the WORST things you can tell to someone like Abnett whos like 40k Lucas who has so many ideas but nobody ever tells him to just stop lol
He threw around 30+ book proposals on his twitter a few years ago for every retweet
it was heartbreaking lmao
It goes to show that BL does not appreciate creativity
i kind of get why because you cannot just constantly produce books
but man 💀
You can't constantly produce books but it wouldn't hurt for every 8 of 10 books to not be space marine adventures
Hey…maybe we can actually get that last Black Legion books since the Siege is over…
I doubt it tho…
😔
We prob will
because we are getting Scouring
we need a reason for the 30k line to be relevant
$$$$$
Cant wait for that one
all of r40klore threads will be filled with "omg iron fists were so badass saying one liners to iron warriors"
I MEAN IMPERIAL FISTS NOT IRON FISTS
Patiently waiting for the bs explanation on why Perty becomes a chaos juicer.
I love the Imperial Hands.

That’s how I’ve always approached them. I love pulp sci fi, so it makes me happy.
I really need to read some of your space marine books lmao
My contribution to 40k is mostly short stories with 2 novels and a novella
Same. Wrapping up the Siege pretty soon so I need new stuff to sink my teeth into.
Sitting in chaos juice unhealthy
Good books are good books, as Lemon said I also need some break from modern 30k slop and read some mid 2000's relics
Silver Skulls + Huron Blackheart stuff sounds likea good start 👀
Reading all of horus heresy should be considered as a legal way to torture someone
He drank too much gamer fuel.
Dear old Slobberchops
Love em and hate em 🙏
But yes. I’m an unashamed fan of good ol’ bolter porn. It’s escapism at its finest.
I know the feeling. I’m one of five people that thought Damnation of Pythos was great.
Chaos juiced dinosaurs vs Iron Hands? Sign me up.

You know what? Nothing is going to ever please everyone. There are books that other people rave about that I don’t enjoy just as I will no doubt love stuff that others don’t. Everyone should be free to like what they like.
I'm a sucker for Magnus/Ahriman stuff in 30k.
Don’t like Magnus at all but Ahriman is a chad.
i relate to him a lot xD
Has anyone read The Reverie by Peter Fehervari? I'm about 100 pages in and somewhat confused.
Read Legion by Dan abnett backwards to get the real lore
So I’ve just read valedor, and I heard there was a ynnari book related to it, what’s the name of that one? I started reading the rise of the ynnari books and it seems like I’ve gone it of order or missed things
So true
Based and acceptancepilled
I can’t believe I just said that, I don’t know what came over me
Ynnari only got two books. First is Ghost Warrior and the second is Wild Rider, Valedor’s events are not really of any consequence like most 40k stuff
I know Yriel ||gets resurrected at some point after valedor and before ghost warrior||
Unless that happens “off stage”
Yep offstage
Ynnari get jack and shit lol
That would have been an interesting interaction to see
Even less than most xenos fans
I’m not a huge eldar guy, but I’ve run out of other content to consume, and I mean, they’re still xenos so I think they’re neat
I just realized, I’ve literally never once encountered Aeldari in tabletop
But basically for a detailed roadmap for you:
The first bit of Ynnari fluff is a Audio Drama series called 'Hand of Darkness'.
After that it is Ghost Warrior novel.
Then Shadows of Heaven and Fireheart short stories, which are both AWFUL.
And then now finally Wild Rider.
After these they have basically gotten nothing for almost 2 years now lorewise.
Also yeah Eldar more or less generally got almost nothing minus like 3-4 good books. Half of it is the Path of the Dark Eldar which is stellar, the other half is Valedor
Dang, if it wasn’t an audiobook I’d check it out
I’ve read both and yeah
Yep 💀
I see a lot of eldar representation in non book media recently though which is nice
Mostly dark eldar though
Like in RT they have some consistent presence
Yeah those are also good
Them appearing in stuff like Forges of Mars is also great shit
As non-imperial factions do alas 💀
I know but even like tyranids get some stuff
There’s literally an ork skull in your study
And it’s an “unknown xenos” get outta here with that bs
Wait a minute, another damnation of pythos enjoyer?

Orks are nearly everywhere, no way they aren’t in the expanse
If it’s not in a dlc I’ll be thoroughly upset

Pythos is literally a 80’s sci-fi b-movie with a Warhammer coat of paint.
It’s got dinosaurs, demons, cyborgs, and bolter porn. I adore it a lot.
It's one of the few HH books I skipped because I was told it sucked and didn't relate to anything in anyway
besides that I've only skipped Nemesis and the latter anthologies
probably should revisit both

wait didn't you like Nemesis
I read The Reverie, but know that being confused when reading your first Peter Fehervari's novel is a normal part of the process. 😄 Could you indicate with spoiler tags what is confusing for you? So that I can see if I can be of some help.
The only contribution to the greater narrative is the summoning of ||Madail at the end who later shows up in Ruinstorm.||
Ah
I know some people really hate the ending but I liked it.
One of those grimdank bummer endings.
It works as a standalone story but for whatever reason was forced to be a HH book.
It’s pretty much just a Warhammer Horror book.
If you go into it not expecting high class art or anything it’s a great story to read around Halloween.
right
Are his books really that confusing? I've only read Cult of the Spiral Dawn and it was pretty much straightforward
His book was enjoyable, I should give his others a shot eventually
Heard it was more of a Cawl novel than a Bile one. Is Bile still a stinky gremlin?
Yes hes awesome in this but very much is a cartoony side character
The novel also is entirely a setup. Cawl goes to a planet with pals, Bile attacks his ship, does mcguffin thing, they talk, he leaves Cawl, cya for next book
Thats my non-spoiler summary 
Man I gotta start reading Bob warhammer books again
I’ve been reading just 40K for like year
Good ole Bob Warhammer
No, I may have worded that poorly. I meant that it's not surprising to get confused when reading Peter Fehervari for the first time for several reasons.
His style, his "voice" is very different from most of the other BL writers. There's no bolter porn here, even though he can more than stand his own in the action department (his short story The Altar of Jaws is an awesome example of that and is almost nonstop-action... as well as cosmic/body horror, which is something in which Peter excels) .
Basically, Peter is very good at writing in a way that will be playful and very rewarding for attentive readers, who will be able to pick up details and try and piece out how these details impact the bigger picture.
However, he also does that between all of his works, which are gathered under the name The Dark Coil (fans of his named it that way and then it was officially picked up by GW). So, when you read several of these works, you can find connections between characters/places/events and then if you revisit the first works of him you've read, you then realize that such and such detail you've noticed were linked to another novel/short story you hadn't read yet.
That's one of the things that can be confusing when reading a first novel by him, especially The Reverie as it has many links to his other novels/short stories, featuring the Angels Resplendent, the Space Marine chapter he created and which has quite a fascinating story.
Cult of the Spiral Dawn was, if I'm not mistaken, his first BL novel, so there are links to his other works but it's more of a "classic" novel than most of his works. And it's still a damn good book.
If you're interested in Fehervari's works and enjoyed Cult of the Spiral Dawn, I can only encourage you to check his other works. If you're interested in Guard and Tau, you could start with Fire Caste, which basically is "40k meets Apocalypse Now" (but it's a very reductive way of presenting it, it's much more than that).
Thanks for the info! I'll probably give his other works a shot if I can ever find a physical copy at reasonable price
You're welcome, and I hope you'll enjoy them! About physical copies, I fear this may not be easy to find as he's not one of the more popular writers so his works are not often reedited.
There was a limited edition of part of his works last year, aptly named The Dark Coil, but as you can guess, this may be even harder to find today! https://www.warhammer.com/en-US/shop/the-dark-coil-box-set-collection-ltd-ed-eng-2023
Yea, I remember when they released that edition. Shame that even GW books are getting scalped and that GW sucks at book publishing and printing
I've worked for years in books and publishing when I was younger and i'm astonished every time when I see GW incapacity to print paper or to fulfill demand.
Even litteral who's have a distribution system business practice than gw/bl
Got to about chapter eight and really enjoying it so far. Honestly think it’s a vast improvement over the previous book.
Haley is pretty good at writing comedy and I feel like his version of Bile is faithful to the trilogy.
Hes a VERY cookie cutter Bile but hes an absolute delight to read
Hes just bing chilling
He’s very sassy.
We’re never gonna get trilogy Bile again but I’m fine with this Bile if Haley continues to write him.
I don’t think we’ll get a character construction like in the trilogy but that’s GW’s fault more than anything.
Yeah Reynolds is probably never gonna write Bile again since he clashed with BL post-trilogy
Which sucks but not much you can do
Honestly Bile has never been that consistent of a character outside of Reynolds’ work. Honestly kinda hated him during the beginning of the HH series.
Yeah he goes from a super interesting fun villain to just Generic Mad Scientist
It’s unfortunately his most popular basic media presentation
That’s what happens when you have ten million cooks in the kitchen.
Alas 💀
Feel that way about Lorgar. ADB nailed him perfectly but not all versions of Lorgar or Bile are created equally.
😔
His short story Nightfall was pretty good.
Had my favorite legion the Night Lords doing JoJo poses.
I still remember Audie Joyce and his descent into madness from Fehervari's Fire Caste
Don't know if you'll care for a Space Wolves series of books, but Chris Wraight did a series about a pack of wolves called Járnhamar pack that I personally found to be solid from a story standpoint. It showed off the Wolves from two angles that was really neat. Doesn't hurt when the Sisters of Battle are handled with respect and shown to be able to put in work, a deathwatch veteran returning to his chapter ||with severe PTSD about Tyranid hive fleets and having to virus bomb multiple worlds just to starve them out.||, and an interesting plotline that involves the Eldar and wherever that leads.
...
I just realized there is now a continuation of the story of Ulftak from Brutal Kunnin
Welp that's getting a credit spent on it
I just really like stories where marines are handled well while respecting the other factions involved.
Audie Joyce's character arc is definitely one of my favorite ones in Fire Caste (and probably in all of BL books), he made me feel a lot of things, like ||first compassion, thinking "oh he's a rookie and he looks so innocent, he probably won't last long" then being pleasantly surprised and rooting for him when he reveals himself to be a competent and smart soldier, to dislike and hatred when his religious integrism ends up with him murdering fellow comrades and falling to Chaos||.
When I asked Peter about this character, mentioning that he was one of my favorite ones, he told me that he was one of his as well too and that|| he didn't know at the start how his character arc would end, but he knew he didn't want him to die an obvious early death. At the end of the first act, he realized the character was an opportunity to say something interesting about the power of faith, or fanaticism. His sheer drive and conviction ended up carrying him through the endgame, though he didn't survive, as you know.||
Finished the Bile trilogy, it was good, got better by the latter half
Khorag best character tbh.
Finished Genefather and thought it was pretty good. Only issue I really had with it was Alpha Primus. Felt like his character was underbaked.
i like Diomat
and Ramos
and Khorag tbf
i love the idea that the noise marines are these mystical monks that make their wraithbone garden grow with their sound frequencies
They were given some cool lore in the Bile trilogy.
Arrian Zorzi was also the GOAT.
I listened them as audiobook so I had some real trouble connecting these written names to their characters 
but yeah I liked Zorzi
I hate that the Black Legion and Bile series is turning me into a World Eaters fan slowly but surely.
World Eaters were always cool 
I really don’t care about Angron but his sons are definitely cool dudes.
Feel the same way about the Thousand Sons.
totally fair
i really like Saqqara even though he's a 🤮 Word bearer
Word Bearers tend to have pretty interesting characters as well
this includes Erebus
See I’m a fan of the Bearers of the Word. Not my favorite CSM legion but they got some great characters.
Let’s fucking GOOOOO!
Wow…the narration for The Fall of Cadia…is really fucking rough to listen to.

I saw that the reception was mixed but holy moly I was not expecting it to be this bad.
Yeah you should have read the book lmao
because its actually pretty good, the audio uhhh less so
💀
Only got it because it was a part of Audible’s buy on get one free deal this month and thought “hey, this is like super long I can listen to this at work!”
Oh…
I was so naive…
But like…this is like really really baaad…
This is like Martin Ellis levels of bad.
And I thought nothing could’ve beaten Magnus the Red’s Donald Trump voice from A Thousand Sons.
Bruh Abaddon sounds like he just got a root canal.
I’m sticking with it because I do enjoy the book and also feel like I’m having an out of body experience while listening to it.
It’s just fucking bizarre.
The Best kind
Yeah the narrator wasn't the best but I thought he did Abaddon pretty well still
Going from Keeble in Black Legion to Fall of Cadia Abaddon is night and day.
It’s just bad 
I could see it working for a decaying Death Guard but it sounds way too sluggish for someone who’s supposed to be a charismatic Warmaster.
Felt similar with Trazyn going to John Banks in Fabius Bile from Reed in The Infinite and The Divine
John Banks is a very middling narrator over all
Hoped to hear Richard Reed again in The Fall of Cadia but alas
See I actually really like Banks. Think he does Night Lords pretty well too. Issue with Trazyn in audiobooks is that Reed is the only narrator who does necrons with a more Egyptian adjacent accent.
It’s super good and different compared to “normal British man”.
I think Banks does Trazyn just as well as anyone else.
Reed is just the GOAT.
Banks can do character voices very well but his 'normal' voice and the voice he usually does for the main characters is just awful to me
Trazyn in Fall of Cadia is actually god awful.
I thought about the nerd meme when he started talking.
It’s so nasally it borders on parody.
Yeah not great
Banks when he does Dark Eldar or Nightlords is solid
It's when he's doing loyalist marines that he's super mid, since It is really hard to differentiate between his Marine voices
yeah exactly
Understandable
Feel the same way about Keeble but it doesn’t help that he narrates like half of the Heresy so maybe I just got tired of hearing him so much.
He’s also inconsistent with characters a lot of the time.
Like he’ll voice the same character through a series but will still manage to make them sound completely different each book which takes me out of the story sometimes.
Besides that small complaint he’s a great narrator.
His White Scars voice still absolutely sucks tho lol.
LMAO NOOOO

I’m always in stitches when he gives just about every Salamander a bad Jamaican accent.
Just silly GW shenanigans.
Kinda missed when the early Heresy books experimented with American-esque accents.
Wish they experimented more with that.
its weird that an audiobook can turn a brilliant book into something stupid
lol literally
It goes to show yeah lmao
Was thinking of picking up Lukas The Trickster after I finish Fall of Cadia.
Does it have a similar vibe like the Bile Trilogy?
Seen people describe it as one of the best SW books written by someone who doesn’t like the SW.
I just know Lukas is a goofy silly guy and a big chunk of the book is about the Dark Eldar.
was Lukas also written by Josh Reynolds?
so itll probably be poggers, ive not read it
That’s what I assumed.
Its not a "big chunk" because ironically this book gives a VERY big equal amount of screentime to both Lukas and Duke Sliscus the dark eldar ex-commoragh pirate lord that goes to Fenris for a bit of a quick vacation.
As for the vibes its very much suppose to be a Gory Goofy Adventure, the author does a great job making sure you have fun while not showing neither the Dark Eldar or the Space Wolves as clowns, Lukas is almost a very self-aware character too and is very interesting to follow/see his exploits through how he sees the Chapter he serves while being the wildcard type.
Theres honestly nothing needlessly dark or boring about the novel either its almost like Assassinorum: Kingmaker in a way vibe-wise, its probably one of my fav BL books for that reason.
Rare dilara marine praise
^ lol
He is VERY much above more generic MUH DUTY AND HONOR type Astartes you read about.
Lukas is more "Lmao I'm gonna put some hair-eating frostlice on my company Captain's beard."
Yeah hes probably one of the most unique Space Marine characters in the setting.
Literally every Astartes characters we got a book about is some boring noble schmuck lol

The opening Chapter alone will probably sell you on the entire thing.
Space Wolves are a fave of mine and the Bile trilogy is peak so I’m sure I’ll enjoy it.
Yeah it doesn't have any too serious aspects like Bile where he spends a majority of the trilogy just going "Woe is me", Lukas has a little moment like that in the opening chapters in the Fang and thats about it before the Dark Eldar incursion starts and he heads off to deal with it, its super fun
Sometimes you just need a little goofiness in your life.
Its very funny how little of these books you get in general tbh
I’m sure there’s a mandate by GW to make everything as digestible to a general audience.
Probably not a mandate
It's just safe
The average space marine fan doesn't have immense standards
So true 😔
Pirate lord goes to fenris for a vacation
Dark eldar are quite ballsy huh
How are the non William King Gotrizz and Feetlicks books?
Everything beyond giant slayer
Every Gotrek and Felix book is pretty good its more just down to what/which you want to read really.
I had a Lukas pitch that I never finished where he was basically on a grand theft Stormraven spree and it all got a bit Mahoney from Police Academy.
Oh my god lmao
what was the general plot going to b about?
Lukas has only had like what 2 books in 20+ years so I'm very curious
I will forever lament not seeing this
Love police academy
Police Academy is DA GOAT
I shall see if I can find it 🙂
Hahahaha
Oh man
The last line
The story ends with Lukas drawing up the design for the stasis bomb he eventually has embedded in his chest. And probably getting shouted at quite a lot. I mean, you would, wouldn't you?
Those were the days
I always enjoy early pitch drafts when I just stream of consciousness all over the page
How do those work exactly?
Do you just propose ideas non-stop until BL allows one story idea through?
because that sounds very frustrating lmao
If have lots of idea then it less frus-trat-ing yes?
Not so sure how it works now, but at the time, yeah it was more or less that if you weren’t invited to pitch something specific
Half way through Fall of Cadia and enjoying it a lot (narration is laughably terrible but Rath’s writing really shines through).
Reminds me a lot of the anthology book Tallarn which I also liked but really fell off after the third story for me personally.
The Cadian XXIV plot line with the guardsmen in the mountains is definitely a highlight.
Creed is also an absolute baller.
Oh man you just wait
the XXIV plotline gets fucking good the more they get rushed lol

also yeah this book EXTREMELY humanises Creed
he literally is fed up with everyone, theres no heroics, hes depressed and tired lmao
the opening is a great example of it "Bitch you really think I'm gonna throw a coup? Last thing I want is leading an entire planet even as a Lord Castellan"
I do like that hes basically Churchill in this
down to constant cigar smoking and whiskey drinking
fits since thats his entire inspiration lol
i can't wait for him to write his romance novel
twenty four.. in the wour...
as much as you didn't like the narrator for the book he did a good job with the guard characters
Oh yeah, like I said the book is phenomenal.
It only took me like six hours to just tolerate the narrator and even then some scenes that should hold a lot of weight just don’t because every character either sounds constipated or have a sinus infection.
I felt similarly about the original narrator for A Thousand Sons. Love that book but couldn’t take the Trump voice they gave Magnus seriously.
oh yeah that's the worst narration in any book I've listened to
I’m now a Elstob hater tho. Can’t imagine how his Ahriman sounds…
The way the dude says “Cadia Stands” holds as much weight as a wet noodle.
I’m almost done with it tho…just six more hours of constipated guardsmen and every female character sounding like old men…
Guys voicing female characters moment
Some definitely do it better than others.
Just learned something.
||Just found out that Meduson dies in some Salamanders book unceremoniously…Iron Hands enjoyers can’t catch a break. I was wondering what happened after the Meduson anthology. This blows man.||
Heard a lot of good things about that book.
Hopefully I can eventually get around to it.
God damn just finished Fall of Cadia.
Makes me want to paint the Cadian guardsmen I never got around to finishing last year. Might as well. For this is not a foxhole, it is a grave.
Book got me choking up at the end.

How dare you say something so painfully true. Honestly a lot of Space Marine stories could use more flair to them. Some I can say are good, but others... I relegate them as "work background noise" and that's about it.
You get jaded when you spend enough time interacting with the fandom
Like I can still enjoy most marine content for what it is, since I also like mediocre slop 
god that just makes me think about the main character from Brotherhood of the Snakes and his journey from standard marine to Sargent. Only for him to return in one of the sabbat crusade books as this watered down bland copy of himself.
How dare you raise complaints of the literal reincarnation of God himself, Dan Abnett
Does anyone have a book title that mostly focus on the Tau gue'vesa perspective?
Or a book concerning chaos cultist that's mostly told through their lenses?
- Daemon World
- Dark Apostle
- Shadowbreaker
- Broken Sword
- The Great Evil
- Voice of Experience
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np np
the book that I am complaining about wasn't written by Dan Abnett lol. It was written by Matthew Farrer

With more accuracy and less repetition then the Wikipedia
In darktide 40k-lore-chat, lore writes you
Not exactly the highest bar to clear
what, you mean the lexicon doesn't repeat the same sentence at least 4-12 times in a paragraph or a page?
shocking
a gasp of surprise even
Never forget when the Felinid page had more on it than half the primarchs
One of their mods had an uh
Interest

...
man, if only Iron Hands were shown that much love during the Horus Heresy and Ferrus Manus had idk... a book or two before the dropsite massacre
One of the space marine vehicles having the same paragraph copy pasted 3 times on fandom 
yeah and a khorne or world eater related page had the same phase about blood repeated 3-4 times in the same paragraph
Take a shot every time you see the word gestalt in a HH book.
LMAO

Never gonna praise the series much after seeing my friend innocently asking if he could skip any books in a 8 Novel series and getting absolutely harrassed by redditors for even mentioning such a thing lol
I couldnt make it past First Wall from how boring it was, how bad does it even get.
Its not bad its just very mediocre for the most part.
Literally the most basic events get stretched across like 400 pages and by the end you are left with "What that was it?" since they milked the shit out of the entire thing 
Yeah I guessed as much lol
I also just dont find myself caring about the loyalists at all which is ironic coming from me, its just entirely "Good Guys vs Bad Guys" which just puts me to sleep
It gets a lot worse as the series progresses where the traitor legions basically turn into a horde of Minecraft zombies with no personality, by the final book literally the only legions you'll see are Word Bearers, Sons of Horus and World Eaters as faceless NPCs while your heroic loyalists cut through them like its Vermintide

Basically yeah. It has cool bits but its not generally worth going through it when they are so few and far between.
And the shit of "Loyalist kills traitor and says one-liner" nonsense redditors wojak-point at gets very boring too
Thats a shame but I guess its basically what you get when you stretch an event this basic to this point, the fact that the ending novel has 3 VOLUMES kinda goes to show it
Can confirm the End and the Death was probably one of the MOST miserable reading experiences I had in awhile. Abnett genuinely went full George Lucas and it was fucking dreadful
Lucas in what way exactly? 😂
The Prequel Lucas where he literally just adds shit upon shit that adds nothing to the plot aside from filler and literally nobody ever tells him to stop since well hes Dan Abnett lol, his editor was Nick Kyme which genuinely explains everything
NOOOOOOOO REALLY HIM? KYME!?
What the fuck is he even doing in that position, hate that twat after what he did t othe salamander novels
Hes the head editor in Black Library, Abnett includes him in the aftermath of the final novel and saying his instructions to Dan were "Just write as much as you want, don't worry about the wordcount."
💀

SoT has very high highs and very low lows for me
But the last books worked great for me, EatD definitely could have been two or one book but I still enjoyed a lot of it
Mortis was the last book in the series I didn’t like
Saturnine, Warhawk, Echoes all were great imo
Solar War I enjoyed a lot too, even if I wish we got more of the void stuff
First Wall and Lost and the Damned I definitely thought dragged a lot
This is pretty much the perfect breakdown yeah, its 60% slop with 40% good stuff here and there
Saturnine was the best I think
These are probably the top 3 universally acclaimed ones.
I do appreciate that they clearly picked their better authors for the later books
they definitely knew lmao
Yeah
because man the opening books are just oof
The novellas aren’t must reads but I enjoyed them too
they were alright
I still find it hilarious when people ask "What happened to Garou" and im like
Fury of Magnus was probably the most important one. I liked Sons of Selenar for obvious reasons
Garros definitely felt like it could have happened in a book
Yeah because literally again nothing really happens
He fights Morty
Generic Star Wars father/son dialogue
He gets stabbed, Morty also gets stabbed
Ded
⚰️
Yeah, that’s definitely the worst one lol.
Anyone have strong opinions on this series?
It’s $5 on Audible and narrated by my boy Toby Longworth.
Red Corsair content requires
Definitely cheaper than a bag of most chips nowadays. I’ll add it to the list.
Fewer calories too
In retrospect that’s a pretty depressing thought.
Not the fewer calories. That’s just a plus.
Mmm
Chips
I haven’t had a bag of chips in ages
(Although U.K. vs US chips is different ofc)
hey everyone i just got done with horus rising so i wa wondering what my next book should be
The first 3 HH books are a must read since they tend to wrap up the "arc" of the beginning of the Heresy but after that its basically very few must-reads due to the Heresy suffering from a massive amount of bloat due to having 56 books and novellas/short stories etc
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I highly recommend going through Arbitrator Ian's video and judging for yourself in which books you might want to read/skip since everyones tastes differs a lot
Personally my favorite HH novel is Damnation of Pythos /s
Nobody is persecuted more than Damnation of Pythos fans.
You’re gonna make all ten of us incredibly depressed.
We must rally them all and jettison them out of an airlock
they must be eradicated for the good of the book reading fans
I dig the men with the hands of iron and dinosaurs. It’s good schlock.
DAMNATION OF PYTHOS FOR ONE HUNDRED YEARS DILARA!
AAAA-
You’ll be begging for ten more Damnation of Pythos when we inevitably get the forty book long Iron Cage series.
Then I’ll be vindicated.
Worst part is that is very likely to happen
Nobody can stop GW…
The books peaked at The Iron and The Cage Volume 9
I hope they do it only so that Dilara has to hate read it all
Lexicanum time baybeee
I only read the End and the Shit because it had the most pivotal moments in all of 40k, Iron Shitcage is just two man-baby legions fighting each other

a competitive-hater like me knows these things
I hope it makes Dorn look like a complete goober so that all the Imperial Fist fans who say "He didn't mess up at the Cage, it was his plan for all of his legion to get slaughtered" end up malding over it
Not because I particularly dislike Dorn, I just think it's the dumbest excuse, like it doesn't matter if it was his intentional plan, it's still a stupid fucking plan.
To be fair, Dorn and his sons are mega stubborn to a fault.
Dude wanted payback but paid the price.
No that makes sense, that's the standard explanation, Dorn and his sons were looking for revenge so the Iron Warriors managed to bait them into a trap and due to their stubbornness they lost like 90% of their legion by refusing to pull out.
My issue is Imperial Fists counter that argument by saying that they weren't lured into a trap, Dorn knew it was a trap and deliberately sent his sons into it because he wanted to kill off as much of his legion as possible.
As if that is any better than just falling for a trap
because both Dorn/IF and their fanbase is stupid
Copium is one hell of a drug.
about as braindead as World Eater fans
you should've said Angron fans not World Eater fans then smh
AA-
Get world eateded
Sometimes you just have to accept stupid lore logic. Take Russ for example, love the guy. Absolute chad. What reason was there for him to fight Horus on his flagship instead of protecting Terra?
Dude gets bodied in the fight by chaos juiced Horus and his legion is straight up removed from the conflict.
Reason why it happens in Wolfsbane is because we need an excuse for Russ not to be on Terra during the siege and the blow to Horus is only really pays off in one book but he just gets better.
I just wish people could accept that their favourite Primarch can make mistakes
I know I do. Love my autistic first son.
Instead of coming up with daft lore reasons for why it wasn't actually a mistake
I prob have told this story before but one time on 4chan /tg there was a board up for a few weeks of IF and IW fans arguing for thousands of posts and it devolved into them calling each other the n words and threatening each other's lives
Absolutely lore accurate
The battle of the smelly cage
No rivalry between SM Chuds is more toxic
more toxic than the surface of fucking Barbarus
Easily
Chud on chud violence.
Iron warriors and imperial fists players trying to psychically destroy each other's brains with incel rage
Listening to iron kingdom, how did a couple of armigers instakill a custodes
Wym
TT sure, but in canon? They just walked forward and shot him while he wasn't even in active combat
Big guns tend to kill you
Yes but I mean how does a custodes not notice a couple of armigers sauntering towards him when he's only battling a few humans
Hubris?
They are big fucking robots
Individual custodians are also not Raiden from MGR
So he didn't notice the big slow robots inside the banquet hall, I'm not saying he should win, just that he shouldn't get instakilled by the couple of humans stepping back, 2 armiger stepping forward, and shooting them while he stands slackened as a agriworld bumpkin
He was distracted

it happens
and again Custodians are not gods, they die to a lot of things in novels.
I know, but it's just infuriating how easily they go down sometimes.
Welcome to 40k
now imagine how other factions feel when their elite units die like chumps

Also Armigers aren't really that slow, they're faster/more mobile than Dreadnoughts
And the average custodes has sub microsecond reaction time, if we are gonna go back to that.
Plus if it's a Warglaive with a Thermal Spear, those weapons are designed to be able to melt a reinforced bunker, you shoot a Custodes with that and doesn't matter how fast he is, he's gonna be soup.
Like sure you might be an artisanal designed genetically tailored super soldier, doesn't stop you dieing when you're shot with a big gun.
Also if it helps this book is written by Nick Kyme
an absolute dogshit hack

im not saying he should be publicly executed with flamers but-
mean
Hes a piece of shit
literally the only BL author i truly hate lmao
Gav is second but at least hes a human being
Unfortunately Nick Kymes also has sub microsecond reaction times, so he would simply dodge the flames. 
BRUH
More than 'he who shall not be named, chief fluffer of Cato Sicarius'? Not a writer but still
Cato has gotten better
the TTS memes really did not help his reputation lol
but theres a difference between that and an author singlehandedly ruining the reputation of a famous Chapter aka in this case Salamanders.
I have not met a single Sally fan in the last 12 years that likes Kyme lol
His Cato content is apparently among the more tolerable of his writings from what I'm told 
Nick kyme seems to be a marines malevolent enjoyer, if that's not a red flag for the CHIEF EDITOR of the black library, I don't know what is
Wym
He puts them in, they're horrible assholes, they die unceremoniously
I'm pretty sure that's the opposite of a fan
yeah them dying in this is probably one of the most hilarious parts of the book
lmao
Why hate him? What he do?
Bland boring books and not letting anyone write for the Salamanders.
He create salamander?
Also how bland?
take Vanilla ice cream, but without any vanilla
Can ulgo get exemple?
What are these omnibus books and what’s their deal?
its a collection of multiple same subject books in a single folder
Like lets say Ahriman gets 4 books? They are made into a massive omnibus that combines all of them
Marines malevolent are fun
Kyme just can’t do anything but write chapter stereotypes really
Imo
He chief book approver, he threaten all other book writers away from writing salamander books
Dont like him. Book made to be read yes? Let writer write!
This shtick isn’t as amusing as you think it is
Do not listen to him ^
I like it, ogryn is friend
I wish I had a fraction of optimism and joy for DarkTide as Ulgo.
Dude is living his best life.
Once Ulgo is gone from our lives that’s when you know the game is truly dead.
I am so excited
never really looked into the krieg korps, what is their like unique traits
Faceless dehumanized guardsman that just want to die for something that helps them repent for the actions of their homeworld's past (aka wanting to break away from the Imperium) lol
Siege warfare, they like artillery, they like digging under the enemy, they’re generally antisocial or weird.
I didn’t really care for the last Krieg book.
A Krieg book can definitely work but I just don’t like Steve Lyons.
hilarious because he is the only one that writes for Krieg lmao
"Wow what are they going to do this time!!?"
Cut to mound of butchered Death Korps bodies
"What a shit book!"
Calling it
I thought their crime was using nuclear weapons or something... because apparently that's where the Imperium draws the line lol
Nah their crime was secession, the Imperium doesnt give a shit about nukes lol
Yeah the loyalists were losing the war
So their commander dumped the nuclear stockpile into the planet
I really fucking hate that fact so damn much. Like... it was such a fucking waste of his character.
Yeah he basically may as well have never made it to Terra ngl
At least... Atleast let him fucking fight Typhus and or die ensuring the Khan is able to be transported out to be medevac'd
Heck Have him fighting to defend the Astranomicon with Sigismund and die there
actually... having him die guarding the entrance would have been a good point.
my thoughts did stray to that one guardsman who was protecting the child
and I thought "so did he make it, or did they get dusted as well?"
... How sad is it that we'll probably see the Scouring series of books written and another Primarch or two are returned to the current setting before George R. R. Martin finishes the next GoT book
Katsuhiro?
uhhh... I think. I'll be honest kind of memory holed a few names since I listen to the books whilst I work.
LMAO
yeah... I have been kind of on a Siege purge by just listening to the Ragnar Blackmane series of books for a second time and I'll probably go and begin my re listen to the Gaunt's Ghost series and or find another good book that was released recently from BL on Audible and do that instead.
I know 
After reading a bunch of the Gotrek and Felix books makes the immortal empire trailer of them staring down Skarbrand and two bloodthristers go so fucking hard
Rip skarbrand though, he had a good run lol
YES
The special edition looks good too if you haven't checked it out
Keeping it on radar
space germans
they aren't german lol
I live! What is everyone reading? 👀
Rare aqshy spotting
Haha, I was out of the server for the past year so I didn't get pinged on an IP I didn't work on, but since my last day at FS was yesterday (well technically today since my account access gets removed tomorrow), I can be in here more often now ❤️
I'm reading Once A Killer
Added some more shit to my office’s book pile
I’ve been enjoying Faith & Fire.
I picked some stuff up last time I was in Sweden, so need to go and see what it is again.
Reading Brian Herbert, so not a Dune fan I see. 
It's the most average book I've ever read






