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Trogdor1123

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Yes, Tithes. Haven't seen it yet as i was on vacation.
But damn, that's the manliest woman i have ever seen.
Well, honestly I would have expected exactly that. They would have essentially built them up to be like that and it would make them into essentially nearly all the same. They do custodes so early in life it kind of makes sense
 

T8SC

Member
Ultramarines Apothecary Biologis


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I picked up issue 2 as well. I'll be selective of which issues going forward though since it'll now run weekly @ £9.99.

Aye, I'm only really bothered about the Tyranid gribbly beasts and the Terminators. Not a massive fan of these newer look primaris space marines.

Reminds of the mid 90s as a kid, getting treated to £5-10 quid plastic boxes every other week off my mum.
 

FunkMiller

Gold Member
Watched the first two episodes of The Tithes. Not too bad. I still think they animate the Space Marines a little too clunky (the Astartes fan film has ruined every single other animated version of them for me) but the stories for both episodes were okay. The female custodes was... fine, I guess? Zero difference with a male one, which renders the whole thing a little pointless to be honest. I liked the way the psykers realised how fucked they were at the last minute :messenger_tears_of_joy:

The main thing is GW need to be producing more than they currently do.

And give your writers proper credit, you fucking ghouls.
 
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Trogdor1123

Member
Watched the first two episodes of The Tithes. Not too bad. I still think they animate the Space Marines a little too clunky (the Astartes fan film has ruined every single other animated version of them for me) but the stories for both episodes were okay. The female custodes was... fine, I guess? Zero difference with a male one, which renders the whole thing a little pointless to be honest. I liked the way the psykers realised how fucked they were at the last minute :messenger_tears_of_joy:

The main thing is GW need to be producing more than they currently do.

And give your writers proper credit, you fucking ghouls.
Is it a weekly release schedule?
 

Trogdor1123

Member
Ok, I’m just about done the end and the death 3. Has been freaking amazing.

I used to 100% be in the camp that the emperor knew, and planned for this. Now I’m 50/50 on it. I’m going to get back to the Ghosts and Ciaphus next but definitely going back to some of the previous heresy books I jumped over.
 

T8SC

Member
Humble Bundle have got two Warhammer book bundles on offer currently -

Tales Of The Space Marine Chapters 2024

Discover the fearless exploits of the Adeptus Astartes—the elite Space Marines of the Warhammer 40,000 universe—in this collection of novels & fiction from Black Library! This galaxy-spanning bundle gathers war stories of Chapters and squads from across the Imperium, charged with defending humanity against the relentless forces of Chaos. Explore the grim darkness of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, and support EveryLibrary with your purchase


24 books.


Deathwatch & Rogue Trader

From our friends at Cubicle 7, play your own role in the Warhammer 40,000 universe with two unique approaches to tabletop RPGs! In the Deathwatch line, you’ll be placed on the frontlines of the Imperium’s battle to spread humanity’s influence across the galaxy. In Rogue Trader, you’ll be thrust into the unknown regions of space searching for profit and plunder. Get core rulebooks for both experiences along with dozens of expansions, campaigns, and resource kits, and help support Children’s Health Ireland!


41 books.
 

Trogdor1123

Member
Humble Bundle have got two Warhammer book bundles on offer currently -

Tales Of The Space Marine Chapters 2024

Discover the fearless exploits of the Adeptus Astartes—the elite Space Marines of the Warhammer 40,000 universe—in this collection of novels & fiction from Black Library! This galaxy-spanning bundle gathers war stories of Chapters and squads from across the Imperium, charged with defending humanity against the relentless forces of Chaos. Explore the grim darkness of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, and support EveryLibrary with your purchase


24 books.


Deathwatch & Rogue Trader

From our friends at Cubicle 7, play your own role in the Warhammer 40,000 universe with two unique approaches to tabletop RPGs! In the Deathwatch line, you’ll be placed on the frontlines of the Imperium’s battle to spread humanity’s influence across the galaxy. In Rogue Trader, you’ll be thrust into the unknown regions of space searching for profit and plunder. Get core rulebooks for both experiences along with dozens of expansions, campaigns, and resource kits, and help support Children’s Health Ireland!


41 books.
Saw that. Looks pretty great. I wish they would bring back the audio book collection they did a year or 2 ago.
 

T8SC

Member
Saw that. Looks pretty great. I wish they would bring back the audio book collection they did a year or 2 ago.

They seem to rotate them but yeah there hasn't been an audiobook collection for 2 years. (Sept 2022). Hopefully the next one will be that, probably in about 6 months.
 

Trogdor1123

Member
Here's somme ossiarch I've painted for my son this week:
Those are awesome! I love the multiple purples on the sheilds. Really adds depth. Clean basing too. My bases always look so sloppy by comparison.

I spent a few hours last night working on my sororitas. They are a tough set. Definitely a stretch for my skill level but fun just the same. My kid has finally decided to finish the tyranids that I put aside for her. I’m looking forward to having 3 combat patrols ready.

One thing I wish I could buy from gw is full 1000 or whatever boxes.
 

T8SC

Member
Has anyone been watching the Twitch live stream for Warhammer Day? There's a bunch of new miniatures and stuff getting released. There's also a new Deathwatch animation on Warhammer+ ... Plenty of other stuff too.
 

Trogdor1123

Member
Has anyone been watching the Twitch live stream for Warhammer Day? There's a bunch of new miniatures and stuff getting released. There's also a new Deathwatch animation on Warhammer+ ... Plenty of other stuff too.
I wasn’t aware there was a stream. Is there a YouTube one?

Grill Team!
 
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Trogdor1123

Member
It's ended now but I think they'll have a replay on the Warhammer site and/or YouTube & Twitch. Plenty of YouTubers will no doubt have coverage too.

Trogdor1123 Trogdor1123 tagging you because I didn't quote you.
Just watched the parts I was interested in. The Dark Angels and Knights box sets…. Oh my.

Wonder when the prices are unveiled for those and they go up for order?

I’m tempted to preorder that canonness that went up for grabs today. 55 is a bit steep for a single mini though.
 
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Doczu

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For those that enjoy audio books, audible has a deal for 3 months at 99 cents a month. Can cancel at anytime. You get the first credit immediately.
I saw the T&C and it said it's only for the US. It did allow me to try and link my amazon account with it and it showed the correct amount of 99ct.
Can i or can't i use the deal? 🤔
 

Doczu

Member
I’m in Canada and I used it.
I bit the bullet hoping the Warhammer books would be on their premium plus plan but no luck.
Oh well, still 3 audiobooks for the price of a beer is a good catch.

Thanks for the tip, gonna stsrt with Horus Heresy book 1.
Any other recommendations on what to spend the remaining 2 tokens later on? Don't want to just take 3 first vol of the HH, some good standalones to pick?
 

Jinxed

Member
I bit the bullet hoping the Warhammer books would be on their premium plus plan but no luck.
Oh well, still 3 audiobooks for the price of a beer is a good catch.

Thanks for the tip, gonna stsrt with Horus Heresy book 1.
Any other recommendations on what to spend the remaining 2 tokens later on? Don't want to just take 3 first vol of the HH, some good standalones to pick?
I'd read the first 3 books of HH. It's pretty downhill from there besides standalones and specific writers.

Dan Abnett is great, the first three books are a trilogy on their own. It was a very good read, although the Horus heel turn was rushed and cringe, imo
 
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Trogdor1123

Member
I bit the bullet hoping the Warhammer books would be on their premium plus plan but no luck.
Oh well, still 3 audiobooks for the price of a beer is a good catch.

Thanks for the tip, gonna stsrt with Horus Heresy book 1.
Any other recommendations on what to spend the remaining 2 tokens later on? Don't want to just take 3 first vol of the HH, some good standalones to pick?
Have you read the Ciaphus books? I find them to be a refreshing in the world. They are funny but still hold the same dark under tone. The inquisitor books are pretty key to the ongoing story. Infinite and the divine is definitely a good read too even if you don’t like Necrons.

Gaunts ghosts is super great but dark as hell. The new lion book is pretty good, I finished it last night. Lots of questions in that one though and I’m not sure I like where this going but it could be really neat.

The way I started was I got the first 5 books of the heresy, loved them all, then swapped over to the seige of Terra series which is utterly fantastic.

I just bought the great work and helsreach. They are supposed to be good as well but I haven’t read them yet to weigh in personally.

You have a favorite faction? Might make it easier to recommend something.

Don’t look at the heresy book map either. It is 100% accurate but totally intimidating.

Anything read by Jonathon Keeble is bank though.
 

T8SC

Member
Thanks for the tip, gonna stsrt with Horus Heresy book 1.
Any other recommendations on what to spend the remaining 2 tokens later on? Don't want to just take 3 first vol of the HH, some good standalones to pick?

Eisenhorn.

Also book 4 of the Horus Heresy, The Flight Of The Eisenstein. The first 4 books follow each other before the series starts to branch out.
 

Doczu

Member
Thanks for all the titles. The Infinite and the Divine sounds nice and i've seen memes all arkund the net. So that'll be token 2.

For the thord one i'd love to find a standalone of Battle Sisters (my main) or some good knighting action (nezt on my buy list is a knight set).
Any good or servicable reads for these two factions?
 

T8SC

Member
Thanks for all the titles. The Infinite and the Divine sounds nice and i've seen memes all arkund the net. So that'll be token 2.

For the thord one i'd love to find a standalone of Battle Sisters (my main) or some good knighting action (nezt on my buy list is a knight set).
Any good or servicable reads for these two factions?

Mark of Faith.

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Jinxed

Member
Thanks for all the titles. The Infinite and the Divine sounds nice and i've seen memes all arkund the net. So that'll be token 2.

For the thord one i'd love to find a standalone of Battle Sisters (my main) or some good knighting action (nezt on my buy list is a knight set).
Any good or servicable reads for these two factions?
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FunkMiller

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I'd read the first 3 books of HH. It's pretty downhill from there besides standalones and specific writers.

Dan Abnett is great, the first three books are a trilogy on their own. It was a very good read, although the Horus heel turn was rushed and cringe, imo

At the time, they figured the whole Heresy was only going to be a few books long, so there's a lot that's rushed in those first five or so books, that would have been stretched out a lot more had they known how many actual books it would end up taking.
 

FunkMiller

Gold Member
Thanks for all the titles. The Infinite and the Divine sounds nice and i've seen memes all arkund the net. So that'll be token 2.

For the thord one i'd love to find a standalone of Battle Sisters (my main) or some good knighting action (nezt on my buy list is a knight set).
Any good or servicable reads for these two factions?

This is a great novel for stuff about Knight Worlds.

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Jinxed

Member
At the time, they figured the whole Heresy was only going to be a few books long, so there's a lot that's rushed in those first five or so books, that would have been stretched out a lot more had they known how many actual books it would end up taking.
Yep I remember reading they didn't plan for it to be this long.

It's a shame though, it was so good and all of a sudden everyone turns cold and become heels. Anyhow, I won't spoil, it's still a very good read. I like Abnett
 
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grvg

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Anyone got any recommendations for a good starter combat patrol? My buddy has tyranids and a startes. I have another friend who is a closet 40k nerd and

I may go for the 9th Ed Indometus pack and just shape a necron and astartes patrol out of it. It seems like a relatively good value for starting, and I really like necrons.
 

Trogdor1123

Member
Anyone got any recommendations for a good starter combat patrol? My buddy has tyranids and a startes. I have another friend who is a closet 40k nerd and

I may go for the 9th Ed Indometus pack and just shape a necron and astartes patrol out of it. It seems like a relatively good value for starting, and I really like necrons.
Can you even find the 9th right now?

I always liked that boxed set.

Do the points still line up?
 

BigBeauford

Gold Member
Halfway through the Gaunt's Ghosts Omnibus and it's good stuff. Im enjoying the grittiness and plight that these soldiers undertake, underscored by the fact that they are the last people of a destroyed planet, making every death a near tragedy.

That being said, is there more of this kind of stuff to be found in Warhammer lore? I'm open to reading about the space Marines and other perspectives from the much more powerful aspects of this universe, but there is just something to being immersed in the stories of these fragile beings caught up in this nightmare. Hell, even civilian stories would probably be fascinating.
 

Trogdor1123

Member
Halfway through the Gaunt's Ghosts Omnibus and it's good stuff. Im enjoying the grittiness and plight that these soldiers undertake, underscored by the fact that they are the last people of a destroyed planet, making every death a near tragedy.

That being said, is there more of this kind of stuff to be found in Warhammer lore? I'm open to reading about the space Marines and other perspectives from the much more powerful aspects of this universe, but there is just something to being immersed in the stories of these fragile beings caught up in this nightmare. Hell, even civilian stories would probably be fascinating.
gaunts is great. Ciaphus books are also fantastic too. Hardly any Super soldiers.

I too like the regular people stories and how they make do in this world.
 
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