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This book sucked

I saw "Knight World" and "Dark Angels" in the summary and thought that would make for some fun interactions but 90% of the book is just Dark Angels fighting Chaos mold.

u/18stohrc — 22 hours ago

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Dan Abnett is genuinely funny.

Just reading Ravenor and properly laughed out loud. Dan Abnett is a great author. He can effortlessly take you into a world with amazing action scenes, and also add in banging one liners. 😆

u/svensvensvensven99 — 24 hours ago

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Top shelf now

Looking good on the top shelf be a while till I reward it with. Opening. And reading jt. Ive lots I the pipeline

u/robynjames777 — 1 day ago

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Legends of the Waaagh! - Worth it?

Seriously wondering wether I should get this one or not. I know Helsreach is good, but is it worth it? I already have the Caiphas Cain story in it’s own omnibus and I Am Slaughter is the first part of the War of the Beast series right? It’s also for sale in the Black Library app (I know the app is a mess, but I can do a mess for 3+ euro a book...)

Also, honestly not the biggest fan of stories that feature Orks as an antagonist. And there are some other books coming up I might be more excited about.

So please, convince me 😛

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u/Whispers_in_the — 1 day ago

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The end times

Hi everyone, I’ve been listening to the end times series on audible, currently on book 4 - the lord of the end times. I know this is an older series but recently got back into the hobby and catching up!

I feel like when I’m listening to them they drop pretty significant events and it seems as if you’re just meant to know but I don’t think is covered in the 4 books?

I know the end times was a big deal with the end of WHFB so I get that there is likely stuff that was covered in other ways, white dwarf etc. but can anyone recommend any other books that cover this? Even better if it focuses on the von carsteins/ sylvania!

TIA

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u/hectorrspectorr — 1 day ago

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What to read after the Flight of the Einsenstein?

These chart are neat but i'm kinda confuse...do I just choose a branch and start reading?

i'm afraid to miss some plot line.

(I'm focusing on novel for the moment)

http://gaming.kylebb.com/hhtimeline/

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u/Maxsolo18 — 1 day ago

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Another hive post

Managed to grab the last set from my local Warhammer store after rushing there. I’d love to find a way to display the box its self since the artwork on it is so good.

u/Spacemoose2026 — 1 day ago

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What's your...

Ok, soo what's people's I'm in a slump amd want to get back into 40k in the flow book. That book you can pick up and read and your like fully back in the setting and in a building/painting mode. Mine Necropolis this book always gets me in the head space.

Probably why I'm reading it again after a few months out the of the hobby.

u/40knuts — 2 days ago

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Nice dedication in Hive

Finally got round to starting Hive and was pleasantly surprised to see him thanking the people (rejects) he worked on Darktide with like Mathew Ward

u/Marius_Gage — 1 day ago

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Ain’t this some garbage

Hit the HIVE preorder. They “lost” it. Somehow two separate orders placed a couple weeks apart both went missing.

u/Colinmandogg — 1 day ago

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First additions to the Black Library

Excited to get to reading them.

u/Bad_Man- — 1 day ago

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The Dan Abnett Shelfie

Today I learned that probably half of my warhammer library has been written by one author. I added a photo of my now overspilling second shelf - a bookcase is high up on my shopping list - but it always comes behind more books!

u/foleywba — 2 days ago

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Faith & Fire interview with James Swallow

Had a great chat with the lovely James Swallow about his blistering Sisters of Battle book Faith & Fire! ❤️‍🔥

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u/miramanga — 2 days ago

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A blast from the past! (re-read)

So, just bought this omnibus as an ebook. Useless me trivia: Storm of Iron was the very first 40K book that I ever read, and, yes, it made me want to collect Iron Warriors (I painted one Terminator model with hazard stripes and thought ‘feth this’).

I remember really enjoying the book when I read it (I would’ve been about 13? Maybe 14) so I’m looking forward to the re-read!

How are the short stories, and how essential would it be to read the Uriel Ventris books along with this, since I’ve read those and remember Honsou popping up in those, as well?

u/HelikaonSF — 2 days ago

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