That's how much you have to pay for a single land raider nowdays.
Quote from: Rara Avis on 12 January, 2021, 08:11:41 PMThank you, this is perfect.Someone else recommended Gaunt's Ghosts but I mistakenly thought it was a standalone book; I'll look forward to getting stuck in.Let us know how you get on!
Thank you, this is perfect.Someone else recommended Gaunt's Ghosts but I mistakenly thought it was a standalone book; I'll look forward to getting stuck in.
Quote from: Rara Avis on 12 January, 2021, 06:28:03 AMCan anyone recommend a good introductory book to the Warhammer world?Ultramarines series/ Uriel Ventris chroniclesGrey KnightsBrothers of the snakeValdor,birth of ImperiumWord Bearers seriesSpace Wolf (but only the ones by William King)Macharian Crusade
Can anyone recommend a good introductory book to the Warhammer world?
Thank you Smith - is chronology important?Quote from: Smith on 13 January, 2021, 09:11:00 AMQuote from: Rara Avis on 12 January, 2021, 06:28:03 AMCan anyone recommend a good introductory book to the Warhammer world?Ultramarines series/ Uriel Ventris chroniclesGrey KnightsBrothers of the snakeValdor,birth of ImperiumWord Bearers seriesSpace Wolf (but only the ones by William King)Macharian Crusade
I agree that Caiphas Cain would be better for a series, if only because it could be made slightly lighter and mainstream.
Not for the budget. Eisenhorn on the other hand is basically a detective story in space. You can kinda cheat there.
Quote from: Smith on 14 January, 2021, 09:28:23 PMNot for the budget. Eisenhorn on the other hand is basically a detective story in space. You can kinda cheat there.Good point! Caiphas Cain is basically a greatest-hits tour of the most expensive slavering hordes WH40K has to offer.