Oldex

The current stars of the 40K show make their earlier mark here, a great set of jaws swallowing the galaxy from beneath. Interesting to note that so much of the current storyline is being pulled from this far back, with heavy emphasis being placed on the Octavius sector here as well.  It was the setting at the launch of the most recent edition of Kill Team and a major one in ninth edition 40K, with it's own secondary objective: retrieve octavius data.

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Many thanks to Phil Kelly, Andy Chambers, Andy Hoare and Graham McNeill for writing the fiction I grew up with

Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/

Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/

Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill

Graham McNeill on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urielventris01/

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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.

Once more duty calls me to try and narrate a graphic as spoken word. I apologise in advance - I tried my best to make it at least somewhat understandable while not altering it beyond what isn't in the original codex.

If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word:

Many thanks to Phil Kelly, Andy Chambers, Andy Hoare and Graham McNeill for writing the fiction I grew up with

Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/

Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/

Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill

Graham McNeill on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urielventris01/

Is Andy Hoare on social media? Please get in touch with me so I can add their links. I can't find them!

Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley(at)gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options.

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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.

Humankind first encounters the hive fleet codenamed Kraken.

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Many thanks to Phil Kelly, Andy Chambers, Andy Hoare and Graham McNeill for writing the fiction I grew up with

Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/

Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/

Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill

Graham McNeill on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urielventris01/

Is Andy Hoare on social media? Please get in touch with me so I can add their links. I can't find them!

Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley(at)gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options.

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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.

Here he is. A man whose name would echo through the years in equal parts fame and infamy. The beginning of Inquisitor Kryptman.

Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest.

If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word:

Many thanks to Phil Kelly, Andy Chambers, Andy Hoare and Graham McNeill for writing the fiction I grew up with

Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/

Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/

Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill

Graham McNeill on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urielventris01/

Is Andy Hoare on social media? Please get in touch with me so I can add their links. I can't find them!

Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley(at)gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options.

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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.

The Ultramarines are mostly Roman-themed (from modern-day Italy) and Chaplain Ortan Cassius has a mostly knackered face, so that's where I was going with that voice. 

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Many thanks to Phil Kelly, Andy Chambers, Andy Hoare and Graham McNeill for writing the fiction I grew up with

Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/

Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/

Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill

Graham McNeill on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urielventris01/

Is Andy Hoare on social media? Please get in touch with me so I can add their links. I can't find them!

Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley(at)gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options.

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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.

The first of the listener donated codexes commences - thank you Alistair!

If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word:

Many thanks to Phil Kelly, Andy Chambers, Andy Hoare and Graham McNeill for writing the fiction I grew up with

Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/

Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/

Graham McNeill on X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill

Graham McNeill on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urielventris01/

Is Andy Hoare on social media? Please get in touch with me so I can add their links. I can't find them!

Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley(at)gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options.

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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.

Greetings, listeners.

A key component of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, and indeed the grimdark genre it spawned, is horror. As a massive fan of Warhammer 40,000 (obviously) and the horror genre, and given that it's Halloween, I couldn't resist spinning a scary story myself. So often the focus of horror in 40K fiction is, justifiably, the Warp and its spawn. Part of this story comes from a desire to add a little weight to another end of the balance.

A large part of the inspiration for this story came from the song Virtuous Tragedy by the brilliant musician Aram Zero. I love their music and this is my favourite. As I sat in front of Google Docs, I put this song on repeat and let its power overwhelm me. It's this overwhelming power, a sense of something awe-inspiring yet terrifying, which dictated what I typed. I reached out to Aram and they very kindly have allowed me to use their track in this Halloween special. I'm grateful Aram let this episode to come full circle and include the very music that inspired it. 

Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest.

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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.

We made it! The final installment of 3rd edition Codex Eldar. I hope you've enjoyed this trip into the oldenlore of one of GW's most classic factions. Next up, I'll be delighted to move onto the first of the listener donated codecies, and perhaps even a whole different edition!

If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word:

Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with.

Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate

Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/

Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/

Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/

Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne

Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen

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]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options.

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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.

The penultimate installment of lore from Codex Eldar, 3rd edition.

If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word:

Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with.

Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate

Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/

Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/

Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/

Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne

Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen

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]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options.

If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, 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.

When I say I'm resuming, I mean it.

Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest.

If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word:

Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with.

Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate

Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/

Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/

Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/

Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne

Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen

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]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options.

If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, 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.