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Nuclear War posted:Do Space Marines ever just .. wander off and do their own thing? Are there any books where a space marine decided to open up a Yankee Candle store on a HiveWorld or something? kinda depends on the legion. some are super war focused and alot of the chaos ones are mostly so brain hosed that they can't do poo poo but pray or kill or plot. i know the blood angels used to be pretty refined and all of them were artists to some degree. ultrasmurfs tend to be well read.
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# ? Jan 13, 2020 04:46 |
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Space Wolves go on unending pub crawls.
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Dapper_Swindler posted:kinda depends on the legion. some are super war focused and alot of the chaos ones are mostly so brain hosed that they can't do poo poo but pray or kill or plot. i know the blood angels used to be pretty refined and all of them were artists to some degree. ultrasmurfs tend to be well read. Based on what I read in Dark Imperium, the Blood Angels are now all no-bullshit vampires, replete with comical attire, regalia, the whole nine yards these days. Can't really see them gallivanting around the Imperium in Hawaiian shirts and a casual hover-sarcophagus in their carry-on luggage anymore.
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# ? Jan 13, 2020 04:54 |
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Duzzy Funlop posted:Based on what I read in Dark Imperium, the Blood Angels are now all no-bullshit vampires, replete with comical attire, regalia, the whole nine yards these days. thats what i mean. "used too" back before sanguineus bought it.
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Arquinsiel posted:They republished the old Drachenfels series under the imprint too. Do you mean the Vampire Genevieve compilation or something else?
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# ? Jan 13, 2020 06:29 |
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Custodes renounce active guard duty once they become old enough for their reactions to slow and wind up wandering the Imperium, watching for threats and still kicking rear end.
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Relevant Tangent posted:Do you mean the Vampire Genevieve compilation or something else?
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Big Willy Style posted:Yes, in the Eisenhorn trilogy an Iron Warrior opens a bed and breakfast Wait, wut...?
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# ? Jan 13, 2020 14:12 |
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Arquinsiel posted:That whole series is kind of just about how she's one of the least monstrous people around. That too yeah. Shame about the whole Detlef plotline though. The Genevieve mention in Vermintide is great though. My fancanon is that she survived the End Times and is relaxing somewhere in the Mortal Realms. Dapper_Swindler posted:kinda depends on the legion. some are super war focused and alot of the chaos ones are mostly so brain hosed that they can't do poo poo but pray or kill or plot. i know the blood angels used to be pretty refined and all of them were artists to some degree. ultrasmurfs tend to be well read. Pretty sure Salamanders tend to spend a lot of time in the smithy and also on Nocture itself.
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# ? Jan 13, 2020 15:19 |
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Playing through the Drachenfels map with a friend was funny because she was super competent at the game while I kept stopping to be all "ERMAGHERD ThIS IS THE FEAST ROOM!!!!!" and then getting ganked by Stormvermin.
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# ? Jan 13, 2020 15:30 |
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Cooked Auto posted:My fancanon is that she survived the End Times and is relaxing somewhere in the Mortal Realms. My fancanon is that the End Times are ongoing, and GW can suck a flaming gently caress. Galvanik posted:The Fallen Dark Angels hide amongst civilians and presumably live ordinary lives dispite being 8 ft tall giants. Big money gangers get close that big on some of the hive worlds, between augments and vat muscle and more hormone injections than american cattle, don't they?
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Can't they just pretend to be Ogryns or some other big Abhuman? They're that tall or taller and are common enough to be a part of the Guard.
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"Why am I so big? My mother was an ogryn. My father was a squat, I got my looks from him."
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Dreadnought? Uhh what's that? I'm uhhhhh an abominable intelligence
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Civilized Fishbot posted:Dreadnought? Uhh what's that? I'm uhhhhh an abominable intelligence The Blackstone Fortress Man of Iron literally stuck an Aquila on himself and goes "Beep-Boop Praise the Omnissiah! (Suckers)"
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# ? Jan 13, 2020 22:56 |
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Just started re-reading the Nightlords trilogy (it's been a while). I'd forgotten how funny that blook is right off the bat. The whole exchange after Uzaz has been complaining about the Blood Angels insulting them by sending initiates after them and then Cyrion having to switch off his comms so they don't hear him laughing when he finds out Uzaz got wounded by one is perfect and sets the tone right away
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# ? Jan 14, 2020 08:06 |
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Fun little short story https://www.warhammer-community.com/2020/01/13/psychic-awakening-beyond-the-startide-nexusgw-homepage-post-2/
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Dog_Meat posted:Wait, wut...? It's in one of the short stories
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# ? Jan 14, 2020 19:38 |
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Is Dorn really impersonating a (tall) Custodes in the Imperial Palace or was that fan theory?
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moths posted:Is Dorn really impersonating a (tall) Custodes in the Imperial Palace or was that fan theory? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGiVRd8ndZ8&t=17s
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Additionally, What Happened To Rogal Dorn? - 40K Theories https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQMg6mByzvU
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Dog_Meat posted:Just started re-reading the Nightlords trilogy (it's been a while). I'd forgotten how funny that blook is right off the bat. One of the funniest moments comes in book 3, that collective 'Oh poo poo' that squad gives out when they're confronted by the space marine champion.
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# ? Jan 15, 2020 16:54 |
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Bought the Night Lords trilogy as an ebook and am failing in love with these psychos.
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SardonicTyrant posted:Bought the Night Lords trilogy as an ebook and am failing in love with these psychos. Extremely good choice.
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# ? Jan 18, 2020 21:54 |
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The audio book versions are pretty good as well. Only the first 2 out on Audible so far, but they've released the third on BL so I assume it's going to be released to Audible shortly when someone remembers to do it
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SardonicTyrant posted:Bought the Night Lords trilogy as an ebook and am failing in love with these psychos. They are the best. Read Lords of Silence after for an equally cool Nurgle warband. Totally different feel and tone, but the 2nd best chaos SM portrayal after the NL trilogy in my opinion.
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Ego-bot posted:One of the funniest moments comes in book 3, that collective 'Oh poo poo' that squad gives out when they're confronted by the space marine champion. My favorite exchange out of that book comes from that part. "The Champion showed no reaction. He didn’t even move. ‘I knew that warrior,’ he said with solemn care. ‘He was Caleus, born of Newfound, and I know he died as he lived: with courage, honour, and knowing no fear.’ Xarl swept his chainsword across the scene, gesturing at the prone forms of First Claw. ‘I know all of these warriors. They are First Claw, and I know they’ll die as they lived: trying to run away.’"
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# ? Jan 19, 2020 04:44 |
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I just finished Flight of the Eisenstein and I'm moving on in order to Fulgrim. Is that the best path or is there some benefit to go out of order at this point? Also trying to save a little money I bought the 2nd "omnibus" that also contains short stories and Angel Exterminatus. Is reading both of those two books together worthwhile?
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# ? Jan 19, 2020 18:13 |
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Am I missing out by reading the books instead of the audiobooks? Which titles would people recommend listening to?
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# ? Jan 19, 2020 19:35 |
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The ones read by Jonathan Keeble are my favourites. The Black Legion series is great, as is Helsreach.
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abrosheen posted:I just finished Flight of the Eisenstein and I'm moving on in order to Fulgrim. Is that the best path or is there some benefit to go out of order at this point? There is no benefit for jumping around apart from making some of the story lines easier to remember. Plus there are some that you can skip because the are garbage. Nemesis, Battle for the Abyss can be skipped for being rubbish and The Outcast Dead can be skipped for being retconned due to timelines being extended.
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abrosheen posted:I just finished Flight of the Eisenstein and I'm moving on in order to Fulgrim. Is that the best path or is there some benefit to go out of order at this point? If you're trying to save money, read all the books by Abnett, ADB, and Chris Wraight. Also read Thousand Sons by Graham McNeill. For everything else, go read the Lexicanum summaries, you're not going to miss anything great.
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# ? Jan 20, 2020 04:33 |
Hi, I'm D-Pad and I am a biblioholic. Please send help. My LE Sons of the Selenar made it in today, the first novella in the Siege of Terry series. I'll let you guys know how it is in a couple days. BL just announced a limited edition of Horusian Wars Insurrection next week. This has led me to buy a LE copy of Resurrection, the first book in the series, off of ebay in anticipation of LE Insurrection because I have a pathological need for complete LE series. On some level I realize warhammer fiction is pulp trash, but I've fallen in love with it. Something about the size and condition of the universe and the people in it just really loving grabs me.
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D-Pad posted:Hi, I'm D-Pad and I am a biblioholic. Please send help. Eh, it's like 80% trash, 19% decent, 1% actually really fuckin' good
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BrotherJayne posted:Eh, it's like 80% trash, 19% decent, 1% actually really fuckin' good pretty much. i bought master of mankind off audible and it was meh. i liked some of the stuff about Big E and stuff but the rest was ehh or boltor porn.
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# ? Jan 22, 2020 00:59 |
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Foxtrot_13 posted:There is no benefit for jumping around apart from making some of the story lines easier to remember. Plus there are some that you can skip because the are garbage. Nemesis, Battle for the Abyss can be skipped for being rubbish and The Outcast Dead can be skipped for being retconned due to timelines being extended. Khizan posted:If you're trying to save money, read all the books by Abnett, ADB, and Chris Wraight. Also read Thousand Sons by Graham McNeill. For everything else, go read the Lexicanum summaries, you're not going to miss anything great. Thanks to you both! I'll stick to the reading order, and thanks for the skip recommendations as well. I was planning to at least try to read the ones recommended in the OP, and skip a few I already heard were the worst (Battle for the Abyss, Descent of Angels), and maybe ask about some others. But yeah, Galaxy in Flames and Flight of the Eisenstein have already worn me down a little vs. the stuff I'm used to reading (Abnett), I don't think I can handle the truly bad stuff.
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# ? Jan 22, 2020 01:20 |
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https://www.humblebundle.com/books/multilanguage-tales-warhammer-2020-black-library-books Warhammer Humble Bundle $1 Horus Rising Dark Imperium The Horusian Wars: Resurrection Soul Wars The Great Betrayal $10 Know No Fear Vaults of Terra: The Carrion Throne Space Marine Conquests: The Devastation of Baal Blackstone Fortress Callis and Toll: The Silver Shard The Rise of Nagash $18 The Buried Dagger The Macharian Crusade Roboute Guilliman: Lord of Ultramar The Talon of Horus Honourbound Eight Lamentations: Spear of Shadows Watchers of the Throne: The Emperor's Legion DARPA fucked around with this message at 21:34 on Jan 22, 2020 |
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That’s probably worth it even with the duplicates I’d end up with from buying prior BL humble bundles.
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# ? Jan 22, 2020 22:01 |
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I would buy it if it wasn't for my job not allowing ereaders. I am allowed physical books though.
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Severed by Nate Crowley is a good read if you like senile robot boyfriends who can burn their own memories to gain inhuman powers
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