Will breaks open his new Kickstarter for his video game called Strange Sickness. Go find it on Kickstarter. We'd really appreciate it if you backed it and said it was the Horus Heretics that sent you. And we talk about Deliverance too

Corax and the Raven Guard head back to Terra and into the Emperor's deadly mountain funhouse

We finish the book Outcast Dead. Characters disappear and then return, some don't seem to have any role in the story and a magical floating death skeleton appears to little or no consequence. Par for the course in your fortnightly walk through the Horus Heresy. Apologies for the audio quality on one of the mics. Cross continent travel is proofing to be a real audio problem

Join us for a spooky chat about Perdition's Flame by Alec Worley, a Warhammer 40k horror audio drama

We're back, discussing, and very much enjoying, the first part of The Outcast Dead.

Hi everyone, we're still off on Holiday this episode. Will broke his mic on his move to Italy and Neil will be moving into his new house on the day this podcast is released. We're sorry to have to take another break but life sometimes gets in the way. We will def be back in 2 weeks fresh and ready to talk to you all about heresy and chaos.

It's summer and we're taking an episode off. Our schedules have been hit by housing issues. Will is moving to Italy and Neil is trying to find a house to live in in London. We'll def be back soon as we love doing this too much to stop and we're too deep in this series to stop,

So please enjoy this report of our first Bonus episode we're we drunkenly sketch out a warhammer story of our own. The final part of this process can be found in our feed.

Sorry to miss 2 episodes in a row but it's hopefully you'll agree the reasons are pretty legit. We'll be back soon with new episodes.

We're sorry. We're very very sorry. We really are Sorry. Sorry, is what we are.

A short episode this week due to Neil's housing crisis, covering two short stories from Age of Darkness

Our boys begin Age of Darkness, edited by Christian Dunn. The short stories we cover in this episode include an interminable collection of battles directed from the pages of a book, a great little story about how the threat of war and change can lead to a community destroying itself out of fear and the worst story ever told. William also starts this with some very strange energy.