Horus Heretics

An episode of intrigue and diabolical espionage. We meet the Alpha legion and their Primarach Alpharius. In fact we meet him a number of times, each time more disappointing than the last.

We take a break from the Horus Heresy to discuss the new Warhammer Horror audio drama The Way Out by Rachel Harrison. Set aboard a spooky space station, this one is more chills than kills.

We talk new Games Workshop merch and other stuff for about 20 minutes before actually talking about the final part of ‘Descent of Angels’ by Mitchell Scanlon. It’s a story of colonialism and the effects of destruction of cultural identity. And gelatinous eye monsters too.

We also plan the next bonus episode after a suggestion from a listener. It looks like fertile ground for golden quotations.

We very much enjoy the first half of Descent of Angels.

Which authors would we like to see writing for the Black Library? We answer this question and more in this bonus episode.

We fight our way through the second part of Fulgrim in disorderly fashion

We name our Opus and nail down all the essentials for our Black Library story submission. Khorne is not long for this universe when we decide to infect him with a celestial STI, then decide to not do that. But fear not listeners, we guarantee his demise.

We take on Fulgrim by Graham McNeill in the latest book of the Horus Heresy series from Black Library. It features some truly stomach turning descriptions of sexual desire that you won't want to miss.

We lay the foundations of a new warhammer story which will rock the 40k universe to it's very core. Old alliances will break, others will be forged anew. Together we will create the greatest tale ever told.

The Eisenstein ends its flight and Garro ends up on the actual moon