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They have some cool stuff on there, but never heard of them so can't comment on quality. I have just ordered a few bits from anvil industries, first order but hear they are good. Hopefully find out this week.
They have some cool stuff on there, but never heard of them so can't comment on quality. I have just ordered a few bits from anvil industries, first order but hear they are good. Hopefully find out this week.
Would an admin kindly remove the question mark out of this thread title? I don't know why, but it really bugs me![]()
Hello everyone,
It’s day three of the Black Library Advent Calendar, and today we have Torias Telion: The Eye of Vengeance, a new story from the Master of the Ultramarines himself… no, not Marneus Calgar (though keep an eye out for more about him later in the month), but Graham McNeill, author of the long-running Ultramarines series.
As the name suggests, Graham has returned to expert marksman Torias Telion, to tell a tale that follows on from the events of the novel The Chapter’s Due and the audio drama Eye of Vengeance.
It won’t have escaped your attention that both this and yesterday’s Ahriman: Hand of Dust are badged as part of the Lords of the Space Marines series. The more astute amongst you may have figured out that this is the theme of this year’s Advent Calendar – the mighty heroes of the Adeptus Astartes, and their treacherous Chaos Space Marine foes.
Last year’s Advent Calendar was great, a fantastic mix of Warhammer, Warhammer 40,000 and The Horus Heresy, but when we sat down to plan this year’s stories, we decided that we wanted a theme. We considered stories about an ogre Santa sneaking down Old World chimneys and eating children, or tales of the presents that dark eldar find in their stockings (I still have nightmares about that), but then we realised that what we all wanted was to explore a few of the named Space Marine characters from the background. Many of them have appeared in novels, novellas and short stories past, but some we are seeing for the first time.
Who are you hoping will get a tale over the course of the month? Let us know on our Facebook page and join us tomorrow for more.
– Graeme, King of Advent (I wish)
Pre-heresy refers to the universe in the 30th millennium rather than the 40th where WH40k is set. This is before, during or just after some of the legions of space marines and their Primarchs were turned to Chaos. The rules for these games are set out in the books from Forgeworld entitled "THE HORUS HERESY BOOK ONE and THE HORUS HERESY BOOK TWO" with a 3rd book to follow.
The updated rules provide stronger units and are not fully compatible with units from 40k as the 40k units will tend to get stomped.
The models and rules for this 30k universe are pretty much Forgeworld only.