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Codex Necrons, 3rd ed. Page 49 by Andy Chambers
Did they pick this storyline up elsewhere? A schism in the Adeptus Mechanicus caused by a necron worshipping sect?
A great piece in 3rd. ed. Codex Necrons, both in terms of presentation and the possibilities it opens. You don't get many characters in these stories as the fiction is so short, so it's nice to be able to do three separate characters in one piece.
There's part where the interrogating Ad Mech cyborg says "is" twice in a row. I think it's a typo, but I've included it and played it off as the character having a momentary glitch.
Thank you to Andy Chambers for writing the fiction I grew up with.
Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected].
Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories.
Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill
Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/
If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out.
This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.
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Did they pick this storyline up elsewhere? A schism in the Adeptus Mechanicus caused by a necron worshipping sect?
A great piece in 3rd. ed. Codex Necrons, both in terms of presentation and the possibilities it opens. You don't get many characters in these stories as the fiction is so short, so it's nice to be able to do three separate characters in one piece.
There's part where the interrogating Ad Mech cyborg says "is" twice in a row. I think it's a typo, but I've included it and played it off as the character having a momentary glitch.
Thank you to Andy Chambers for writing the fiction I grew up with.
Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected].
Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories.
Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill
Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/
If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out.
This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.