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98.10.248.94: I fucked up and forgot the actual blam. Heretical woopsie, i know.

2023-01-08T15:46:14Z

I fucked up and forgot the actual blam. Heretical woopsie, i know.

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	Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read.		Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read.
	But I (another writer) has, and it is a top level novel: no chaos bullshit, just guns and sword, pure Rip & Tear, very good book (And a book who explain why the Empire is allied with the wirsst people ever:<s>DWARFS</s> {{BLAM\| ''ROCK AND STONE TO THE BONE!!!''}}).		But I (another writer) has, and it is a top level novel: no chaos bullshit, just guns and sword, pure Rip & Tear, very good book (And a book who explain why the Empire is allied with the wirsst people ever:<s>DWARFS</s> {{BLAM\| {{BLAM}} ''ROCK AND STONE TO THE BONE!!!''}}).
	Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.		Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.

98.10.248.94: Italicizing the rock and stone. May have fucked it up, sorry if i did

2023-01-08T15:42:38Z

Italicizing the rock and stone. May have fucked it up, sorry if i did

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	Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read.		Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read.
	But I (another writer) has, and it is a top level novel: no chaos bullshit, just guns and sword, pure Rip & Tear, very good book (And a book who explain why the Empire is allied with the wirsst people ever:<s>DWARFS</s> {{BLAM\| ROCK AND STONE TO THE BONE!!!}}).		But I (another writer) has, and it is a top level novel: no chaos bullshit, just guns and sword, pure Rip & Tear, very good book (And a book who explain why the Empire is allied with the wirsst people ever:<s>DWARFS</s> {{BLAM\| ''ROCK AND STONE TO THE BONE!!!''}}).
	Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.		Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.

98.10.248.94: Adding a blam and a rock and stone cuz im bored and why not.

2023-01-08T15:41:23Z

Adding a blam and a rock and stone cuz im bored and why not.

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	Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read.		Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read.
	But I (another writer) has, and it is a top level novel: no chaos bullshit, just guns and sword, pure Rip & Tear, very good book (And a book who explain why the Empire is allied with the wirsst people ever:DWARFS).		But I (another writer) has, and it is a top level novel: no chaos bullshit, just guns and sword, pure Rip & Tear, very good book (And a book who explain why the Empire is allied with the wirsst people ever:<s>DWARFS</s> {{BLAM\| ROCK AND STONE TO THE BONE!!!}}).
	Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.		Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.

5.169.200.4 at 09:41, 29 August 2022

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	Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read.		Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read.
	But I (another writer) has, and it is a top level novel: no chaos bullshit, just guns and sword, pure Rip & Tear, very good book.		But I (another writer) has, and it is a top level novel: no chaos bullshit, just guns and sword, pure Rip & Tear, very good book (And a book who explain why the Empire is allied with the wirsst people ever:DWARFS).
	Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.		Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.

84.33.184.243 at 19:23, 28 May 2022

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	Wrath of Iron, another Space Marine Battles novel, where the [[Iron Hands]] fight the forces of [[Slaanesh]] while being extremely awesome, though also being massive dicks in the process. Nice to see the Iron Hands getting some time in the spotlight.		Wrath of Iron, another Space Marine Battles novel, where the [[Iron Hands]] fight the forces of [[Slaanesh]] while being extremely awesome, though also being massive dicks in the process. Nice to see the Iron Hands getting some time in the spotlight.

	Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read. Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.		Iron Company, a WHFB novel I haven't read.
			But I (another writer) has, and it is a top level novel: no chaos bullshit, just guns and sword, pure Rip & Tear, very good book.
			Also Sword of Justice and Sword of Vengeance, both are pretty damn good WHFB books focused on Ludwig Schwarthelm and Kurt Helborg, both are pretty damn badass.

	Kraken, a Space Wolves short story about a bunch of humans on an water world getting their ship-cities wrecked by mysterious sea monsters who call on space Marines for help, but get a lone wolf instead. Some minor but noteable lulz when the people can't quite understand how the fuzzy faced giant covered in pelts could be a space Marine.		Kraken, a Space Wolves short story about a bunch of humans on an water world getting their ship-cities wrecked by mysterious sea monsters who call on space Marines for help, but get a lone wolf instead. Some minor but noteable lulz when the people can't quite understand how the fuzzy faced giant covered in pelts could be a space Marine.

1d4chan>Ow, My Sanity. at 14:18, 22 April 2022

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	Leman Russ: The Great Wolf, a Heresy-era novel about, you guessed it, Russ.		Leman Russ: The Great Wolf, a Heresy-era novel about, you guessed it, Russ.

	~~Carrion Throne and the Emperor's Legion, the first 40K books to really get involved with the Custodian guard.~~

	Valdor: Not to be confused with Valedor by Guy Haley (notable for having not one but TWO Avatars of Khaine actual kick ass), the book is set right at the end of the Unification Wars. It has surprisingly few chapters centered on the titular Captain-General, but it has a fun espionage vibe. Also stars an awesome battle between Valdor and a Thunder Warrior.		Valdor: Not to be confused with Valedor by Guy Haley (notable for having not one but TWO Avatars of Khaine actual kick ass), the book is set right at the end of the Unification Wars. It has surprisingly few chapters centered on the titular Captain-General, but it has a fun espionage vibe. Also stars an awesome battle between Valdor and a Thunder Warrior.
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	He's also written 'Jaghatai Khan: Warhawk of Chogoris' for the Primarchs series of HH novels. This should deal with the founding of the Librarius.		He's also written 'Jaghatai Khan: Warhawk of Chogoris' for the Primarchs series of HH novels. This should deal with the founding of the Librarius.

	He wrote Watchers Of The ~~Throne~~ a really good ~~book dealing with~~ the Custodes, Sisters and the ~~high lords in 40k. Manages~~ to ~~flesh~~ out all 3. ~~Moved~~ the Custodes away ~~a little~~ from ~~being the~~ heartless bastards ~~from MOM~~ and ~~even manages to make~~ the ~~high lords~~ sound at least competent. The Sisters especially Aleya are also very cool.		He wrote ''Watchers of the Throne'' and its related books ''Carrion Throne'' and ''The Emperor's Legion''. All three provide a really good look at the Custodes, Sisters of Silence, and the High Lords of Terra, managing to provide some much-needed fleshing out to all three factions. It also moves the Custodes away from their ''Master of Mankind'' characterisation as heartless stone cold bastards and elaborates on their overall organisation and modern-day deeds, as well as making the High Lords sound at least competent. The Sisters (especially Aleya, when she's not complaining about how shitty the Imperium is and being salty over her sisters getting abandoned) are also very cool.

	He wrote Bloodlines, the first book in the ''Warhammer Crime'' series in which an overworked cop on an Imperial World gets wrapped up with a plot involving Nobles and Gangs following an missing person case. If you ever want a good insight as to what Civilian Life is like in the Imperium of Man, this delivers.		He wrote Bloodlines, the first book in the ''Warhammer Crime'' series in which an overworked cop on an Imperial World gets wrapped up with a plot involving Nobles and Gangs following an missing person case. If you ever want a good insight as to what Civilian Life is like in the Imperium of Man, this delivers.

2600:1700:CF50:4390:5078:A607:FB77:8020 at 02:59, 9 April 2022

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	Carrion Throne and the Emperor's Legion, the first 40K books to really get involved with the Custodian guard.		Carrion Throne and the Emperor's Legion, the first 40K books to really get involved with the Custodian guard.

			Valdor: Not to be confused with Valedor by Guy Haley (notable for having not one but TWO Avatars of Khaine actual kick ass), the book is set right at the end of the Unification Wars. It has surprisingly few chapters centered on the titular Captain-General, but it has a fun espionage vibe. Also stars an awesome battle between Valdor and a Thunder Warrior.

	He has a Space Wolves short story and two full Space Wolves novels out and they're all pretty good. Blood of Asaheim and the following Stormcaller novels are both standout grimdark that bridge the gap between William King's happy-go-fluffy wolves and the thinly stretched, stubborn bunch of rip and tear fucks we know them to be.		He has a Space Wolves short story and two full Space Wolves novels out and they're all pretty good. Blood of Asaheim and the following Stormcaller novels are both standout grimdark that bridge the gap between William King's happy-go-fluffy wolves and the thinly stretched, stubborn bunch of rip and tear fucks we know them to be.

94.177.118.71 at 11:05, 3 April 2022

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	His works so far consist of:		His works so far consist of:

			Single handedly made White Scars and Jaghatai Khan awesome and popular, because lets be honest, how many of you ever cared about them before his books.

	Killed off Dan's [[Erda\|fuck up.]]		Killed off Dan's [[Erda\|fuck up.]]