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Guy Goodbody posted:You guys have no idea how badly I want a Emperor's Children series written by Chuck Tingle. Pounded in the Butt by my latent heretical gay-Slaanesh persuasion.
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Pounded in the Butt by the butt-growth on the Butt of a Nurgle cultist
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:The most interesting idea imo was the concept that the Emperor was nothing more than an Age of Strife weapon that got out of control. Who forged such a weapon?
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I believe Cadia was swallowed by the eye of terror finally. End times was the fantasy war hammer story arc where the brittonians were wiped out by a product of skaven machinations. I think.
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Geez how would the modern imperium react to a 30k primarch returning? Abject reverence or some hostile, cautious optimism.
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Skarsnik posted:Well it already happened in the Beast Arises series. Russ came back?
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Not really. It's a series of, 12 books with orks, eldar, IG, and fists on it.
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I, must have missed it. I kind of want it now. I'd like to see how he acts when he's not a screaming, skinless mad mess like he was on Calth.
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Hasn't the most updated Necron codex made them a race that can be negotiated with? They're no longer the mindless space zombies they used to be.
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SRM posted:It's only fitting, as most hams are lamenting that they're single. I'm proud of myself for calling the chapter correctly.
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I thought this article about bejeweled skeletons smacked of 40K. Kinda neat that churches have kept bones and relics. http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/the-most-beautiful-dead-photographs-of-jeweled-skeletons
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And the unfleshed are loyal to the Emps, right?
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Lovely Joe Stalin posted:McNeill is a terrible writer. 
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Laughing Zealot posted:
Is this just fan made or is this a 'canon' quote?
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VanSandman posted:Official Warhammer 40k propaganda, my dude. Noice! Is there any official site or product I can look at that details Big Bobby G's resurrection and reaction to the state of the imperium thus far?
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Technowolf posted:Gathering Storm III: Rise of the Primarch comes out this Saturday. Ehhh, I can't justify buying a rule book for a game I don't play 
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The nails should have killed Angron by all accounts, right? It was only thanks to his primarch physiology that he survived them, owing to his body's regenerative healing power? Every moment spent not engaged in physical combat was agony if I recall. Angron is a Meeseeks; existence is pain.
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Southpaugh posted:You know the way 40K is basically totally up its own rear end now (No sense of humour/Matt Ward) and over the last few years its all just space marines all the time, is this why I don't have any new Eisenhorn/GG novels? Abnetts health issues notwithstanding. Matt Ward hasn't worked at GW for a few years now.
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Arcsquad12 posted:Iron Warriors are my personal favorite traitor legion, but there aren't really many stories that do them justice. What is it about the IW that you like? Perturabo seemed like a whiny angsty baby and I couldn't ever figure out why he traded teams.
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But pert didn't like magnus anyway.
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Didn't Pert believe that unless you fought by swinging a crane arm over your head you were a slippery slimy sorcerer to be hated? I read that in the description of one of the newer books where Magnus and Pert are fighting together, and Magnus is torn between maintaining the brotherhood of arms, or pursuing ancient magicks on some worlds.
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hopterque posted:Yeah what the hell, it's like she's wearing actual space marine armor instead of human scale power armor. e: Yep. Black carapace is a subdermal implant that astartes use to interface with their suit sensors.
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Kopijeger posted:And a video showing a Grey Knight donning his armour, to give some idea of what the Black Carapace looks like: That's one interpretation. I didn't think it was so... obtrusive. It's like they have these big open ports in their bodies, and cannon plugs screw into them. Pretty weird.
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Mar 17, 2017 17:34
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Mar 17, 2017 19:54
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That suit probably just acts as a sort of wetsuit for power armor. Non-astartes powerarmor is more like a powered exoskeleton, or power loader a la Alien. Non-astartes have no black carapace and thus no way to interface with suit sensors. I guess Iron Man comes to mind. Astartes can feel water and temperature while in their armor thanks to the neural interface from the carapace, humans don't have that degree of integration. That's my understanding of it anyway.
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An unknown thunder warrior of the compliance wars of the 2080s with accompanying battle hymn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5joTyy3CCo  who was supported by the first imperial knight princep, of the first generation of imperial knights 
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Mar 19, 2017 05:57
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I really dig it. This New Retro Wave stuff is cool as heck. I bought two NWR t-shirts, they screwed up, sent me the correct shirt and let me keep the 3rd.
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Arcsquad12 posted:Their resentment of their role as the workhorse legion is what I like. For decades they were the backbone of the crusades, going in to secure and mop up resistance and then fortify positions. But as time progresses their inability and inflexibility with their combat doctrine earns them scorn from other legions. They never achieved recognition for their victories, always overshadowed by the dynamic actions of the more daring legions. Resentment builds up. I'd like to see some more traitor legion summaries like this. Night Lords probably grew to resent the double standard held against Conrad, who used fear and intimidation just like the Imperium. "Join our imperium *cocks bolter* for it is your destiny." lite_sleepr fucked around with this message at 01:16 on Mar 27, 2017 |
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Mar 27, 2017 01:12
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Are there any omnibus or chronological collections of stuff about Ciaphas Cain? He sounds like a proper guardsman but in a commissar uniform.
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Arquinsiel posted:IIRC there have been at least four omnibus editions of his stuff. It looks like defender, hero, and savior of the imperium are what I'm looking for. Malcador is the only hero of the imperium 😤
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It is really frustrating trying to figure out which order to read the Caiaphas books in. 20 years worth of short stories and proper novels and no real way to figure out which order to read any of them in. Any ideas?
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