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The Siege is just becoming more confusing with each book. Is Pert really doing that? Giving up?

The Lamenters and Sly Marbo vs. Snikrot. Both rejected. While other garbage is green lit. I have to hand it to GW. Just when I think I've found the bottom, they dig deeper.

I wouldn't mind Haley writing some more Ork stories. He's about the only one at BL that has.

How does this change the timeline for the Unification Wars? It was said to last centuries. Longer even, than the Great Crusade.

I have heard some interesting things about the equipment the First has.

I can't say I'm that hopeful about this series. Everything is riding on Abnett with the last book. To me, the Heresy started out wonderfully with Abnett writing the first book, only for it to end on a whimper and fart thanks to James Swallow. I don't like to think about TBA Series, it makes me angry. The Primarchs books have been hit and miss. A poorly handled fight between The Emperor and Horus...... That will drive a telephone pole sized stake through my heart and bring forth Helbrecht from TTS levels of rage.

If Khorne revives them and just lets them keep growing from fighting, even the smallest would be absolute giants. If the spores can grow there, or Khorne allows them to, for better wars, the green tide will just keep getting bigger and bigger. I don't really see Khorne killing the horde off if they got too big. He would want them to WAAAGH!! as much as possible and you could see them fighting all over the Eye. Tuska isn't too particular about the daemons he fights. If they ever left the Eye, the WAAAGH!! would most likely eclipse that of the Beast and make Ghazghkull seem harmless by comparison.

Well, it could have been worse. The escorts could have been Ultramarines, and instead of a way to make the new type of Marine. They gave them Guillimans Greatest Hits: 100 Hours of Pre-battle Speeches. Always look on the bright side of life!

So long as a sentence makes sense, I just roll with it. It could just be a British thing. If the seals were seals I don't see how they could make whatever was sealed away, stay sealed away. Seals have to sleep and eat you know. Team Six might be able to pull it off or if it's a different kind of seal, then they probably just sing to whatever they are watching. Language can be fun, and confusing sometimes.

There is Tuska Daemon-killa. He and his boyz spend their days joyfully fighting and dying in front of the Brass Citadel.

I thought that the Tear shape was when you looked at the ship from above. If I remember right it was mentioned in Fear to Tread.

Now in his defense, Hellboy did tell that SUV that "Red means stop!" before he punched it and sent it flying.

I thought that Khorne had orkish facial features because he gets some power from orks fighting all the time. And there is that ork DaemonKilla who fights everyday in front of Khorne. And then there is that argument about whether Gork an Mork are their own entities or a part of Khorne. I do remember some orks worship Khorne, but most other orks think they are weird. Don't know if that is still canon or not.

The Daemon Primarchs might not survive. The more Humans that die means less fuel for the gods. Which means they will probably reclaim more and more of their power as humanity dies. The first to be impacted would be the lesser daemons and as the death toll rises they would completely vanish and the gods would move up the hierarchy taking back the power given to sustain themselves. About the only other specie that has the numbers that the gods could use as a replacement are orks. Khorne would be about the only one to benefit, but would most likely be so weakened from the loss of humanity that Gork an Mork beat him to death, just because. They could cause all kinds of trouble for the gods. Stealing Isha from Nurgle and burning down his house. Beat Slaneesh to near death and throw it in the cauldron they took from Nurgle. Destroy everything in the Crystal Labyrinth and rip the heads off of Fateweaver. The above, while some of it sounds a little silly, could make for an interesting story. I haven't read of any real big involvement between the chaos gods and Gork an Mork. They normally don't have to worry about them going in their realms and breaking things. But, if they were too weak to prevent it? It's not like Gork an Mork would really miss the gods after they killed them, because they always have each other to fight if they get bored enough. I don't see any of the Primarchs surviving the war. Their deaths could be from any number of things. From the mundane of having a Geller Field collapse and the ship torn apart. To dying atop a mountain of enemy dead in a most epic of fashions.

The orks would survive like they always do. The Eldar would probably try to stay out of the way. The death of humanity would take a big toll on the chaos gods. They would most likely still exist, but their ability to influence reality would be greatly reduced. If the orks fuel Khorne then he might end up being the strongest. Slaneesh would most definitely be weakened from Horus killing humanity. It might be the only chance that the Eldar have of trying to kill it. There are so many directions that you could take a story like this. Orks stumble upon the STC Library on Hitto and Gork an Mork decide they want to get in on all the fun the humans are having. The Eldar have to deal with Fulgrim and the Emperors Children because Slaneesh figured out what they might try to do when humanity dies. Nurgal might decide he wants the galaxy to himself. Really no reason that the Necrons can't be included in all of this, unless they are very heavy sleepers. One thing I just remembered were those planets that Macharius destroyed that had A.I. and the corrupt men of iron STC that Gaunt destroyed, this kind of stuff could be included in the what if. So the war that Horus wages would need to reach just about all of the human controlled areas. That is something they really never got close to doing during the Great Crusade. This would basically be the mother of all wars. There might not be that much left for the Space Bugs to eat when they show up. As for the Tau, they and other species might just end up in the crossfire if human fleets enter their systems to fight. The thing about the prediction the Cabal made about Horus winning means that he would have the free will to rebel against the chaos gods and they didn't have that much control over him. These are just some ideas I had when thinking about the questions. Plenty of other directions to take things.