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The Dark Coil: Damnation - Peter Fehervari AD: Darius Hinks

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Cover Icon design for Black Library // Warhammer 40k
The Dark Coil: Damnation - Peter Fehervari AD: Darius Hinks
Thought this was supposed to be a sci-fi novel not current events. . Will give it a shot anyway.
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Games Workshop Pre-Order Preview: Kill Team: Ashes of Faith, Horus Heresy, Made to Order Space Marines and more!
Games Workshop Pre-Order Preview: Kill Team: Ashes of Faith, Horus Heresy, Made to Order Space Marines and more! #KillTeam #HorusHeresy #Necromunda #WarhammerCommunity
While we wait for the release of Warhammer 40K 10th edition in June, Games Workshop has some releases to get you ready with Kill Team, some made to order Space Marines, and releases for Horus Heresy and Necromunda. Check out everything coming to pre-order next week. Kill Team: Ashes of Faith bridges the gap between the previous season of releases and the next. It falls to the clandestine…
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Evil grows from within, not without. It is a disharmony of the self, not the shadow of some elusive, predatory other.
The Yasu’caor (The Greater Evil by Peter Fehervari)
Everybody’s a critic.
from Requiem Infernal by Peter Fehervari, more from the novel here.
Two Studio Days | Weeknotes
It's just been one thing after another this week! Not complaining though. This weekend just gone was also non-stop. As I said the other week, my band is recording a new EP(?) Album(?) – we…
Nightfall & One Hate
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Nightfall
Very good short. The Night Lords show their full spectrum from the ones that are not completely monstrous to those that have embraced Chaos with arms and legs. The protagonist is quite interesting--not a nice kid at all, but I'd have read more about him.
Well, unless you can't buy a psychic kid killing a Raptor. That might spoil one's enjoyment.
One Hate
First of all, the Black Templar story was "And they shall know no fear" not "One Hate", but the two are actually quite similar: Imperial Fists' successors go to a world at war, pretend they're there to help the Imperial Forces, while pursuing a different mission. They finish it, and decide they will help for real.
I really hope the Scouts they saved survived. Poor things.