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https://a.co/d/hYuTtPV If you live in Canada, this Eidolon book is going for 29% off. It may have similar discounts in other countries. Marc Collins: Eidolon: The Auric Hammer releasing May 7

Brother Moderators if this has been pointed out before, please let me know. But, I am disappointed that in the Dramatis Personae not one character from the Emperor's Children legion is mentioned. So that means Fulgrim and his mad sense warriors have been lost to total anarchy and mindlessness to make them not important to talk about as individual characters.

Since Chris Wraight is nowhere to be found on any social media, does anyone know if the sequel to the Lords of Silence Death Guard novel will be released shortly i.e. within the next 2 years?

https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-us/black-library/ The upcoming books from the coming soon page seem to have been removed. It is no longer showing future books.

https://amzn.eu/d/eK2Sdlu https://amzn.eu/d/3JQvomw https://amzn.eu/d/fxa6aR0 Someone who speaks German can translate all these blurbs and titles from amazon.de (or simply use Google translate). Seems like the second book of the second trilogy of the Ahriman series by John French, another one is definitely book 8 of the Dawn of Fire series. The other one I cannot decipher.

https://amzn.eu/d/7ntTSuY Chris Wraight's Dawn of Fire Sea of Souls launching in January 2024 according to German Amazon.

https://a.co/d/hLwYfyj

Any news on Chris Wraight's Lords of Silence book 2? Where can I find Chris Wraight on social media since he has deleted his Twitter account?

Sad to see that neither Fulgrim nor any member of his Emperors Children Legion is appearing in this novel. I was debating in my mind whether to pre-order this book when it becomes available but I had to know if Fulgrim or even one of the major characters of the EC's was mentioned. Sadly, I have to skip the physical copy of this one.

Coming Soon Section updated Ahriman Eternal standard hardcover releasing in June and also Mortarion Primarch series book in Limited Edition.

Is Ian St. Martin writing warhammer 40k books anymore? I would like to read the sequel of his Lucius the Faultless blade. Just like Fabius Bile got a trilogy, I would like the prospect of the Lucius book getting sequels/ continuation of narrative.

Has the release date been changed for Throne of Light by Guy Haley? Amazon Canada has it out on May 10 but according to the Warhammer Coming Soon page, the book is supposed to release in April. Has it been delayed?

My friend Moonreaper do you understand what falling to chaos entails? It means the total loss of self control, all moral restraints, all decency and becoming no better than ravenous beasts. Chaos is not to be exalted rather it is to be shunned. Embracing chaos means the extinguishing of all traces of civilization and good order. Chaos leads to madness and then annihilation of the self. Why would you want the people who fall to this dangerous and repulsive idea to be lauded as victors or be celebrated? Their loss is humanity’s and sanity’s win. Very simple.

I don't know if anyone here anticipates or even wants the book or not, but does anybody think that a Horus Heresy Limited Edition book on the character of Calas Typhon who became Typhus would be a great future release? I am aware that this ventures into speculation and is not part of official "upcoming" books, however, I would love if Typhus ever got a single book on his alien overlord origins which may reveal that the powers of Nurgle and the warp are alien in origin and connected to a rare species i.e. the overlords, similar to the fact that the Laer whom Fulgrim defeated were also alien beings who worshipped a Chaos deity, so maybe Chaos is of alien/Xenos origin and this angle could be explored in future books. I would adore a Horus heresy Typhus book which discusses his secret psychic powers and his hidden origins, as well as his activities with the other psykers in the Death Guard legion whom he kept a secret from Mortarion and let us not forget if we ever get a chance to read how Erebus influenced Typhus in the warrior lodge meetings about becoming a chaos worshipper, that would be sweet.

Does anyone have any clue that if the Huron book is about the time the Red Corsairs captured Guilliman for a short period back at the end of the 7th edition when we had rise of the primarch and fall of cadia campaign expansions released? Or is it about the red corsairs during the Dawn of Fire setting and the Indomitus Crusade?