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	{{Topquote\|1=[[Fulgrim\|They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give of themselves to me.]]<br>[[Magnus the Red\|Like clay I shall mould them, and in the furnace of war forge them.]]<br>[[Angron\|They will be of iron will and steely muscle.]]<br>[[Perturabo\|In great armour shall I clad them and with the mightiest guns will they be armed.]]<br>[[Mortarion\|They will be untouched by plague or disease, no sickness will blight them.]]<br>[[Alpharius\|They will have tactics, strategies and machines]] [[Omegon\|so that no foe can best them in battle.]]<br>[[Konrad Curze\|They are my bulwark against the Terror.]]<br>[[Lorgar\|They are the Defenders of Humanity.]]<br>[[Horus\|They are my Space Marines and they shall know no fear.]]\|2=The [[God-Emperor of Mankind]], [[Not as planned\|getting exactly what he wanted.]]}}		{{Topquote\|1=[[Fulgrim\|They shall be my finest warriors, these men who give of themselves to me.]]<br>[[Magnus the Red\|Like clay I shall mould them, and in the furnace of war forge them.]]<br>[[Angron\|They will be of iron will and steely muscle.]]<br>[[Perturabo\|In great armour shall I clad them and with the mightiest guns will they be armed.]]<br>[[Mortarion\|They will be untouched by plague or disease, no sickness will blight them.]]<br>[[Alpharius\|They will have tactics, strategies and machines]] [[Omegon\|so that no foe can best them in battle.]]<br>[[Konrad Curze\|They are my bulwark against the Terror.]]<br>[[Lorgar\|They are the Defenders of Humanity.]]<br>[[Horus\|They are my Space Marines and they shall know no fear.]]\|2=The [[God-Emperor of Mankind]], [[Not as planned\|getting exactly what he wanted.]]}}

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	*'''''[https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/AJe5dSaQjlJaFQb2.pdf The Death of Canopus]''''': The final Exemplary Battle in the first wave. Blood Angels vs. a bunch of Iron Hands with severe trust issues after the [[Drop Site Massacre]], and then both of them against the Sons of Horus after they show up. Includes rules for the Ofanim Court, the shadowy coterie of Blood Angels who policed those who fell to the [[Red Thirst]], and the Morlock Terminators, Ferrus' bodyguard. The Ofanim are basically assault marines with juiced-up power swords who specialize in killing other Space Marines, while the Morlocks get graviton guns and either Chosen Warriors or Preferred Enemy (Emperor's Children) depending on if Ferrus is alive or not.		*'''''[https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/AJe5dSaQjlJaFQb2.pdf The Death of Canopus]''''': The final Exemplary Battle in the first wave. Blood Angels vs. a bunch of Iron Hands with severe trust issues after the [[Drop Site Massacre]], and then both of them against the Sons of Horus after they show up. Includes rules for the Ofanim Court, the shadowy coterie of Blood Angels who policed those who fell to the [[Red Thirst]], and the Morlock Terminators, Ferrus' bodyguard. The Ofanim are basically assault marines with juiced-up power swords who specialize in killing other Space Marines, while the Morlocks get graviton guns and either Chosen Warriors or Preferred Enemy (Emperor's Children) depending on if Ferrus is alive or not.

	*'''''[https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/JXRAKYvl3BrGbGjD.pdf The Burning of Ohmn-Mat]''''': A Sons of Horus warlord lays siege to the forge world of Ohmn-Mat in order to perform some profane rituals. Though besieged by both the local Taghmata and a surprise force of Iron Hands led by a former librarian, the ritual ~~eventual~~ succeeds and daemons are summoned, including [[Samus]]. Includes rules for a Bound Daemons detachment, clearly a preview for what is to come for the Ruinstorm Daemons.		*'''''[https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/JXRAKYvl3BrGbGjD.pdf The Burning of Ohmn-Mat]''''': A Sons of Horus warlord lays siege to the forge world of Ohmn-Mat in order to perform some profane rituals. Though besieged by both the local Taghmata and a surprise force of Iron Hands led by a former librarian, the ritual eventually succeeds and daemons are summoned, including [[Samus]], before the planet gets rigged to explode in a pyrrhic victory. Includes rules for a Bound Daemons detachment, clearly a preview for what is to come for the Ruinstorm Daemons.

	===Second Edition===		===Second Edition===

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	===Second Edition===		===Second Edition===
	The first two books for the new edition of the tabletop were revealed at Warhammer Fest 2022: the '''Liber Astartes''' and the '''Liber Hereticus'''. These are basically updated and combined versions of the LACAL and ICL books. Both books contain the rules for all non-Legion-specific units, while the Liber Astartes has the rules for the loyalist legions and the Liber Hereticus has the rules for the traitor legions, including their Primarchs, unique units and wargear, Rites of War, Warlord Traits, and faction abilities. The '''Legacies of the Age of Darkness''' PDF contains the rules for vehicles, units, and characters who either never had models or whose models are now out of production, including most of the Legion-specific special characters, Castraferrum Dreadnoughts, the [[Crassus Armored Assault Transport\|CRASSUS ARMOURED ASSAULT TRANSPORT]], and all of the Baneblade variants. Later leaks, which Warhammer Community would confirm, revealed that there would also be books for the Mechanicum ('''Liber Mechanicum''') that would contain rules for the Taghmata, Knights and Titans as well as a book for the Custodes, Sisters of Silence, Solar Auxilia, and Divisio Assassinorum ('''Liber Imperium'''). Daemons of the Ruinstorm and Imperialis Militia/Warp Cults will get downloadable lists, and according to the Legacies PDF the Knights-Errant and Blackshields are being made into full factions. They will also continue to release the Exemplary Battles series; the previously released PDFs got a separate update PDF in order to work with the new edition. The tactics page ~~for the Legions~~ can be found [[Age of Darkness-Warhammer 30k/2.0 Tactics/~~Legiones Astartes~~ Tactics\|here]].		The first two books for the new edition of the tabletop were revealed at Warhammer Fest 2022: the '''Liber Astartes''' and the '''Liber Hereticus'''. These are basically updated and combined versions of the LACAL and ICL books. Both books contain the rules for all non-Legion-specific units, while the Liber Astartes has the rules for the loyalist legions and the Liber Hereticus has the rules for the traitor legions, including their Primarchs, unique units and wargear, Rites of War, Warlord Traits, and faction abilities. The '''Legacies of the Age of Darkness''' PDF contains the rules for vehicles, units, and characters who either never had models or whose models are now out of production, including most of the Legion-specific special characters, Castraferrum Dreadnoughts, the [[Crassus Armored Assault Transport\|CRASSUS ARMOURED ASSAULT TRANSPORT]], and all of the Baneblade variants. Later leaks, which Warhammer Community would confirm, revealed that there would also be books for the Mechanicum ('''Liber Mechanicum''') that would contain rules for the Taghmata, Knights and Titans as well as a book for the Custodes, Sisters of Silence, Solar Auxilia, and Divisio Assassinorum ('''Liber Imperium'''). Daemons of the Ruinstorm and Imperialis Militia/Warp Cults will get downloadable Legacies lists, and according to the Legacies PDF the Knights-Errant and Blackshields are being made into full factions. They will also continue to release the Exemplary Battles series; the previously released PDFs got a separate update PDF in order to work with the new edition.

			The general tactics page can be found [[Age of Darkness-Warhammer 30k/2.0 Tactics/General Tactics\|here]].

	The core rules have been drastically modified with the addition of "Reactions", which make gameplay more dynamic. In addition to basic reactions such as Overwatch that can be taken in response to the opponent's actions, each Legion now has an "Advanced Reaction" that is more powerful but requires more specific conditions to work. Furthermore, USRs have been rewritten to be more granular (e.g. Bulky, Very Bulky, and Extremely Bulky are now Bulky (X), where X is is how many models that unit counts as for the purposes of transport capacity) and the Psychic Phase has been removed in lieu of the pre-7th edition manner of resolving psychic powers.		The core rules have been drastically modified with the addition of "Reactions", which make gameplay more dynamic. In addition to basic reactions such as Overwatch that can be taken in response to the opponent's actions, each Legion now has an "Advanced Reaction" that is more powerful but requires more specific conditions to work. Furthermore, USRs have been rewritten to be more granular (e.g. Bulky, Very Bulky, and Extremely Bulky are now Bulky (X), where X is is how many models that unit counts as for the purposes of transport capacity) and the Psychic Phase has been removed in lieu of the pre-7th edition manner of resolving psychic powers.

			Warhammer Fest 2023 saw the series finally get back to campaigns after getting most of the armies out of the way, with the first being '''Siege of [[Cthonia]]''' and the war the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists had there.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	*'''''[https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/AJe5dSaQjlJaFQb2.pdf The Death of Canopus]''''': The final Exemplary Battle in the first wave. Blood Angels vs. a bunch of Iron Hands with severe trust issues after the [[Drop Site Massacre]], and then both of them against the Sons of Horus after they show up. Includes rules for the Ofanim Court, the shadowy coterie of Blood Angels who policed those who fell to the [[Red Thirst]], and the Morlock Terminators, Ferrus' bodyguard. The Ofanim are basically assault marines with juiced-up power swords who specialize in killing other Space Marines, while the Morlocks get graviton guns and either Chosen Warriors or Preferred Enemy (Emperor's Children) depending on if Ferrus is alive or not.		*'''''[https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/AJe5dSaQjlJaFQb2.pdf The Death of Canopus]''''': The final Exemplary Battle in the first wave. Blood Angels vs. a bunch of Iron Hands with severe trust issues after the [[Drop Site Massacre]], and then both of them against the Sons of Horus after they show up. Includes rules for the Ofanim Court, the shadowy coterie of Blood Angels who policed those who fell to the [[Red Thirst]], and the Morlock Terminators, Ferrus' bodyguard. The Ofanim are basically assault marines with juiced-up power swords who specialize in killing other Space Marines, while the Morlocks get graviton guns and either Chosen Warriors or Preferred Enemy (Emperor's Children) depending on if Ferrus is alive or not.

			*'''''[https://www.warhammer-community.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/JXRAKYvl3BrGbGjD.pdf The Burning of Ohmn-Mat]''''': A Sons of Horus warlord lays siege to the forge world of Ohmn-Mat in order to perform some profane rituals. Though besieged by both the local Taghmata and a surprise force of Iron Hands led by a former librarian, the ritual eventual succeeds and daemons are summoned, including [[Samus]]. Includes rules for a Bound Daemons detachment, clearly a preview for what is to come for the Ruinstorm Daemons.

	===Second Edition===		===Second Edition===

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	** A lot of this helps to set up and answer the ultimate question of "why did Horus drop his void shields?" At this point in the siege, the defenders are on their very last legs. Dorn and a lot of forces are cut off at the Bhab Bastion, while everyone else who is still alive has fled inside the Sanctum Imperialis, the only exceptions being the White Scars at Lion's Gate and the Dark Angels at the Astronomican. There are no more walls to hide behind and nowhere else to run to. Even if Guilliman's message had arrived, the loyalists might not have even lasted long enough to receive his aid. On the Chaos side of things, by book's end, Horus is no longer the smug little shit we've seen throughout the siege, and is instead now shitting his pants, because he has now lost every single one of his generals. Lorgar had already been driven out for plotting to overthrow Horus, Konrad's in a stasis capsule on the wrong side of the galaxy, Alpharius/Omegon (it's hard to keep track of which one is which at the best of times) died at Pluto while the other twin didn't even bother to show up, Fulgrim fucked off during ''Saturnine'', Perturabo during ''Mortis'', Mortarion got clapped by the Khan in ''Warhawk'' and shunted off into the warp, and by the end of ''Echoes'', both Magnus and Angron ([[Skub\|arguably Horus' two most OP subordinates]]) have been reduced to greasy, whiny smears, staining sections of the Webway and the Eternity Gate's floors, respectively. To make matters worse for Team Chaos, but Horus especially (as if any more were needed), with the death or absence of their respective primarchs, a significant percentage of the remaining Astartes forces under the Warmaster's command (maybe even up to '''HALF''') have lost anything even remotely resembling unit cohesion, and in the case of the Thousand Sons and World Eaters, probably permanently; the former having fully succumbed to the flesh change en masse and the latter evidently now practicing for the upcoming [[Battle of Skalathrax]] by going all-in on the whole Teamkilling Fucktard thing, whereas before they'd only engaged in the occasional teamkilling dalliance. Horus himself isn't much better, as his mind and body are on the verge of self-destruction from Chaos overwhelming them. The board, as they say, is set for the final showdown.		** A lot of this helps to set up and answer the ultimate question of "why did Horus drop his void shields?" At this point in the siege, the defenders are on their very last legs. Dorn and a lot of forces are cut off at the Bhab Bastion, while everyone else who is still alive has fled inside the Sanctum Imperialis, the only exceptions being the White Scars at Lion's Gate and the Dark Angels at the Astronomican. There are no more walls to hide behind and nowhere else to run to. Even if Guilliman's message had arrived, the loyalists might not have even lasted long enough to receive his aid. On the Chaos side of things, by book's end, Horus is no longer the smug little shit we've seen throughout the siege, and is instead now shitting his pants, because he has now lost every single one of his generals. Lorgar had already been driven out for plotting to overthrow Horus, Konrad's in a stasis capsule on the wrong side of the galaxy, Alpharius/Omegon (it's hard to keep track of which one is which at the best of times) died at Pluto while the other twin didn't even bother to show up, Fulgrim fucked off during ''Saturnine'', Perturabo during ''Mortis'', Mortarion got clapped by the Khan in ''Warhawk'' and shunted off into the warp, and by the end of ''Echoes'', both Magnus and Angron ([[Skub\|arguably Horus' two most OP subordinates]]) have been reduced to greasy, whiny smears, staining sections of the Webway and the Eternity Gate's floors, respectively. To make matters worse for Team Chaos, but Horus especially (as if any more were needed), with the death or absence of their respective primarchs, a significant percentage of the remaining Astartes forces under the Warmaster's command (maybe even up to '''HALF''') have lost anything even remotely resembling unit cohesion, and in the case of the Thousand Sons and World Eaters, probably permanently; the former having fully succumbed to the flesh change en masse and the latter evidently now practicing for the upcoming [[Battle of Skalathrax]] by going all-in on the whole Teamkilling Fucktard thing, whereas before they'd only engaged in the occasional teamkilling dalliance. Horus himself isn't much better, as his mind and body are on the verge of self-destruction from Chaos overwhelming them. The board, as they say, is set for the final showdown.
	*'''''The End and the Death''''': This is it. 17 years and over 60 books, all leading up to ''the'' main event of the Heresy: the duel of the Emperor and Horus, as written by [[Dan Abnett\|the man who started the series]][[Awesome\|.]] Will be split into multiple volumes, because there's no way in hell BL wouldn't milk this for all it's worth, and because Abnett belongs to the school of "write a shit ton of words" (thankfully, unlike [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|someone else we can name]] he actually finishes his shit).		*'''''The End and the Death''''': This is it. 17 years and over 60 books, all leading up to ''the'' main event of the Heresy: the duel of the Emperor and Horus, as written by [[Dan Abnett\|the man who started the series]][[Awesome\|.]] Will be split into multiple volumes, because there's no way in hell BL wouldn't milk this for all it's worth, and because Abnett belongs to the school of "write a shit ton of words" (thankfully, unlike [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|someone else we can name]] he actually finishes his shit).
	**'''''Volume 1''''': Shit starts hitting the fan at full blast. Horus is ~~revealed~~ to have been faking his madness and plans to use the annihilation of humanity to become the fifth Chaos God, the "Dark King". Zahariel takes on the mantle of Cypher, and persuades the Dark Angels loyal to Luther to aid the Loyalists in the hope that they could turn Corswain after the ~~immediat~~ threat to Caliban was dealt with. "Alpharius" is revealed to be First Captain Ingo Pech, who intended to defeat Horus only to be enslaved via psycho-indoctrination to Actaea (in fact Cyrene Valantion revived as an artificial Perpetual), who instead ~~believed~~ she could turn Horus against Chaos and by doing so master the Warp itself. The Sons of Horus have effectively lost all coherency as a Legion, with Abaddon being the only one of Horus' captains who still cares enough to actually try and win the Siege. Euphrati Keeler realizes that the Emperor is effectively the embodiment of a path upon which he had set humanity millennia ago; humanity never needed understanding or enlightenment, only absolute faith in the Emperor and his designs. Finally, the Emperor, Dorn, Valdor, and Sanguinius (Vulkan is instructed to stay behind and activate the dead man's switch if all else fails) arrive on the Vengeful Spirit only for it to immediately go to shit- Sanguinius's forces alone are able to begin their assault as planned, with the others being scattered and forced into nightmarish mazes meant to sap their strength and souls. ~~And~~ they depart '''right''' as the Ultramarines, Space Wolves, and Dark Angels send a message alerting of their imminent arrival.		**'''''Volume 1''''': Shit starts hitting the fan at full blast. Horus is suggested to have been faking his madness, but then again, crazy people never think they're crazy, and the only one backing up his claim is himself. Doesn't seem to have mitigated his chaos-induced senility any though. Horus plans to use the annihilation of humanity to become the fifth Chaos God, the "Dark King" (not exactly a position that makes him look sane). Zahariel takes on the mantle of Cypher, and persuades the Dark Angels loyal to Luther to aid the Loyalists in the hope that they could turn Corswain after the immediate threat to Caliban was dealt with. "Alpharius" is revealed to be First Captain Ingo Pech, who intended to defeat Horus, only to be enslaved via psycho-indoctrination to Actaea (in fact Cyrene Valantion revived as an artificial Perpetual), who instead believes she could turn Horus against Chaos and by doing so, master the Warp itself. What could go wrong? The Sons of Horus have effectively lost all coherency as a Legion, with Abaddon being the only one of Horus' captains who still cares enough to actually try and win the Siege. Euphrati Keeler realizes that the Emperor is effectively the embodiment of a path upon which he had set humanity millennia ago; humanity never needed understanding or enlightenment, only absolute faith in the Emperor and his designs. The Khan is finally resuscitated, but remains unconscious through his continued convalescence. Finally, the Emperor, Dorn, Valdor, and Sanguinius (Vulkan is instructed to stay behind and activate the dead man's switch if all else fails) arrive on the Vengeful Spirit only for it to immediately go to shit- Sanguinius's forces alone are able to begin their assault as planned, with the others being scattered and forced into nightmarish mazes meant to sap their strength and souls. The effects of the warp malaise vary wildly, some of the Custodes get loopy, others (like Valdor) basically just shrug and say "ew, gross" as they continue to kill things unphased, but all it does to Big-E make him more powerful; Malcador pointing out that it's the equivalent of pouring fuel onto a fire. They depart '''right''' as the Ultramarines, Space Wolves, and Dark Angels send a message alerting of their imminent arrival.
	**'''''Volume 2''''': Bound to showcase Sanguinius' final battle against Horus and what ultimately killed him.		**'''''Volume 2''''': Bound to showcase Sanguinius' final battle against Horus and what ultimately killed him.
	*'''''Sons of the Selenar''''': The first novella in the series. Flashback to the compliance of the Selenar gene cults on the moon, the high supreme matriarch tells a grumpy gene witch to take their best gene tech and hide it from the Emperor while she starts a date/mind purge to wipe out all knowledge of the tech from existence before she surrenders to the soon-to-be Luna Wolves. Flash forward to the crew of the ''Sisypheum'' returning to Terra, SOMEHOW getting all the way to Luna through a lot of luck and bad traitor captains. They pick up a distress signal from Ta'lab Vita-37 saying that the Sons of Horus are breaking through the defenses she has built around the Magna Mater - a silver case containing all the genetic knowledge used to make the first Space Marines. They manage to meet up with Vita-37 and make their way to the center of a moon volcano just in time to snatch it from some tech-priests. Some explosions happen and we get to see Tarsa the Salamander Apothecary walk through radioactive lava while hallucinating that Vulkan lives and dying as he hands the case to Ignatius Numen who also waded in. He dies too because [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcano_(1997_film) radioactive lava], but the case gets out of the lava. Justaerin Terminators chase them through the gene labs, and Vita-37 unleashes a bunch of hideous gene-monsters on the Terminators before dying. One spooks them cause it has the face of Horus, but the Terminators finally form up and continue the chase. The last two Iron Hands hand off the Mater to Sharrowkyn and tell him to run like hell while they slow down the Terminator squad, with predictable results. Sharrowkyn gets rescued by the other two Iron Hands in a Storm Eagle, and they make it back to the ''Sisypheum'', while Thamatica uses a Selenar combat AI to destroy a fighter chasing them before it turns back on him and eats his brains. Magnus makes an appearance and saves the ''Sisypheum'' for some reason, then leaves. Wayland drops off Sharrowkyn on an abandoned refueling station before flying away to distract the traitors. Sharrowkyn has to go into suspended animation and Garuda the mechanical eagle watches over him as he passes out, under the name of the station "Sangprimus Portum", strongly implying that the Magna Mater is the relic that will be given to Archmagos Cawl to create the [[Primaris Space Marines]].		*'''''Sons of the Selenar''''': The first novella in the series. Flashback to the compliance of the Selenar gene cults on the moon, the high supreme matriarch tells a grumpy gene witch to take their best gene tech and hide it from the Emperor while she starts a date/mind purge to wipe out all knowledge of the tech from existence before she surrenders to the soon-to-be Luna Wolves. Flash forward to the crew of the ''Sisypheum'' returning to Terra, SOMEHOW getting all the way to Luna through a lot of luck and bad traitor captains. They pick up a distress signal from Ta'lab Vita-37 saying that the Sons of Horus are breaking through the defenses she has built around the Magna Mater - a silver case containing all the genetic knowledge used to make the first Space Marines. They manage to meet up with Vita-37 and make their way to the center of a moon volcano just in time to snatch it from some tech-priests. Some explosions happen and we get to see Tarsa the Salamander Apothecary walk through radioactive lava while hallucinating that Vulkan lives and dying as he hands the case to Ignatius Numen who also waded in. He dies too because [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcano_(1997_film) radioactive lava], but the case gets out of the lava. Justaerin Terminators chase them through the gene labs, and Vita-37 unleashes a bunch of hideous gene-monsters on the Terminators before dying. One spooks them cause it has the face of Horus, but the Terminators finally form up and continue the chase. The last two Iron Hands hand off the Mater to Sharrowkyn and tell him to run like hell while they slow down the Terminator squad, with predictable results. Sharrowkyn gets rescued by the other two Iron Hands in a Storm Eagle, and they make it back to the ''Sisypheum'', while Thamatica uses a Selenar combat AI to destroy a fighter chasing them before it turns back on him and eats his brains. Magnus makes an appearance and saves the ''Sisypheum'' for some reason, then leaves. Wayland drops off Sharrowkyn on an abandoned refueling station before flying away to distract the traitors. Sharrowkyn has to go into suspended animation and Garuda the mechanical eagle watches over him as he passes out, under the name of the station "Sangprimus Portum", strongly implying that the Magna Mater is the relic that will be given to Archmagos Cawl to create the [[Primaris Space Marines]].

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	For the last decade, [[Black Library]] has been publishing novels that explore the events of the Horus Heresy, looking at the rivalries among the [[Primarchs]] and exploring just why everything went down the tubes. The novels are by a selection of different authors, which is a total pain if you like to organise your books alphabetically by author. The reception to the series has been somewhat... mixed; books generally considered to be good include [[Dan Abnett\|the first trilogy]], The First Heretic, Know No Fear, Fear To Tread, [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden\|Betrayer]], [[White Scars\|Scars]], [[Space Wolves\|Wolfsbane]], [[Skub\|''maybe'']] [[Raven Guard\|Deliverance Lost]] , and the short stories [[Alpha Legion\|The Serpent Beneath]] and [[The Last Church]].		For the last decade, [[Black Library]] has been publishing novels that explore the events of the Horus Heresy, looking at the rivalries among the [[Primarchs]] and exploring just why everything went down the tubes. The novels are by a selection of different authors, which is a total pain if you like to organise your books alphabetically by author. The reception to the series has been somewhat... mixed; books generally considered to be good include [[Dan Abnett\|the first trilogy]], The First Heretic, Know No Fear, Fear To Tread, [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden\|Betrayer]], [[White Scars\|Scars]], [[Space Wolves\|Wolfsbane]], ([[Skub\|''maybe'']]) [[Raven Guard\|Deliverance Lost]] , and the short stories [[Alpha Legion\|The Serpent Beneath]] and [[The Last Church]].

	Of course, like we mentioned, there's some that are... um... Well, let's just say that the worst are a [[skub\|matter of much debate]]. And there a couple that are just objectively bad (Battle for the Abyss).		Of course, like we mentioned, there's some that are... um... Well, let's just say that the worst are a [[skub\|matter of much debate]]. And there a couple that are just objectively bad (Battle for the Abyss).

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	==The Main Book Series==		==The Main Book Series==
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	For the last decade, [[Black Library]] has been publishing novels that explore the events of the Horus Heresy, looking at the rivalries among the [[Primarchs]] and exploring just why everything went down the tubes. The novels are by a selection of different authors, which is a total pain if you like to organise your books alphabetically by author. The reception to the series has been somewhat... mixed; books generally considered to be good include [[Dan Abnett\|the first trilogy]], The First Heretic, Know No Fear, Fear To Tread, [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden\|Betrayer]], [[White Scars\|Scars]], and the short stories [[Alpha Legion\|The Serpent Beneath]] and [[The Last Church]].		For the last decade, [[Black Library]] has been publishing novels that explore the events of the Horus Heresy, looking at the rivalries among the [[Primarchs]] and exploring just why everything went down the tubes. The novels are by a selection of different authors, which is a total pain if you like to organise your books alphabetically by author. The reception to the series has been somewhat... mixed; books generally considered to be good include [[Dan Abnett\|the first trilogy]], The First Heretic, Know No Fear, Fear To Tread, [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden\|Betrayer]], [[White Scars\|Scars]], [[Space Wolves\|Wolfsbane]], [[Skub\|''maybe'']] [[Raven Guard\|Deliverance Lost]] , and the short stories [[Alpha Legion\|The Serpent Beneath]] and [[The Last Church]].

	Of course, like we mentioned, there's some that are... um... Well, let's just say that the worst are a [[skub\|matter of much debate]]. And there a couple that are just objectively bad (Battle for the Abyss).		Of course, like we mentioned, there's some that are... um... Well, let's just say that the worst are a [[skub\|matter of much debate]]. And there a couple that are just objectively bad (Battle for the Abyss).