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I loved it.

 

The links to fw products in bl books seems to be getting stronger. I noticed 4 separate product placements.

 

I'm wondering if there is a link to the missing primaries when perturbo is thinking back to when he swore his oath.

 

The iron warriors and their primarch were given character, I wont be mocking them again.

 

 

my main love is seeing the diffence between the two legions. The iron warriors turning because they felt the current system is wrong and need changing, as such willing to give quarter to their enemy.

 

Whereas the Emperor's Children have truly fallen to chaos. I wonder if they are the first legion to fully embrace chaos

 

Fulgrim is Fulgrim but less so. He and daemon reached certain "compromise" so that he could regain control of his body while part of his soul is forever devoured by the daemon.

 

 

Ok so i just finshed the book and read the part about his "compromise" over several times and i didnt see anything saying his soul is being devoured. Is it cool if you can walk me through how you came to that conclusion?

 

 

Overall i personally feel that this was a great book and in my opinion it is my favorite so far. It was great to see little connections like

Dark Eldar, Lucius getting his whip, Fireblade being used by Fulgrim again, The Warsmith and of course Fulgrim becoming the first daemon primarch!

I am really excited to see more Irons Warriors and Emperor's Children just cant get enough :lol:

Ok so i just finshed the book and read the part about his "compromise" over several times and i didnt see anything saying his soul is being devoured. Is it cool if you can walk me through how you came to that conclusion?

 

 

Overall i personally feel that this was a great book and in my opinion it is my favorite so far. It was great to see little connections like

Dark Eldar, Lucius getting his whip, Fireblade being used by Fulgrim again, The Warsmith and of course Fulgrim becoming the first daemon primarch!

I am really excited to see more Irons Warriors and Emperor's Children just cant get enough :D

 

 

"The touch of a creature of Chaos is a wound that never heals, a stigmata that forever bleed." I deduced from these words that Daemon took something from him hence "compromise". What do usually daemons want from you? Your soul.

 

Man, with so many people favoring the book I seem to be in the minority in not really liking it.

 

I guess I'll reread it a little slower this time. I will still skip all of Fabius and Lucius' one liners :P

 

Ok so i just finshed the book and read the part about his "compromise" over several times and i didnt see anything saying his soul is being devoured. Is it cool if you can walk me through how you came to that conclusion?

 

 

Overall i personally feel that this was a great book and in my opinion it is my favorite so far. It was great to see little connections like

Dark Eldar, Lucius getting his whip, Fireblade being used by Fulgrim again, The Warsmith and of course Fulgrim becoming the first daemon primarch!

I am really excited to see more Irons Warriors and Emperor's Children just cant get enough :devil:

 

 

"The touch of a creature of Chaos is a wound that never heals, a stigmata that forever bleed." I deduced from these words that Daemon took something from him hence "compromise". What do usually daemons want from you? Your soul.

 

 

I dunno. He seems that hes obviously turned the tables on the demon as we know it's not to happy rotting in a picture frame. No?

That quote could just be poetic/overdramatic. Like your mentality changes or the memories are painful.

The Exorcists chapter binds their recruits with demons as a part of the initiation.

So i guess that kind of make him like a dark eldar in a sense with his soul constantly being drained. Although with him being a daemon prince i figure something would change and he would be stronger/strong enough to say screw compromise i want all control but then again who needs a soul i guess, not him.
I read the emptiness as a longing. He missed the thrill that having the daemon in his body gave him.

 

The best analogy I can give is the emptiness after losing someone you love. There is a hole that can't be filled.

 

Actually i feel like that makes way more sense in my opinion but i feel like we kind of need a for sure this was my compromise in black and white from him but in the end that may just be me.

I loved it.

 

The links to fw products in bl books seems to be getting stronger. I noticed 4 separate product placements.

 

I'm wondering if there is a link to the missing primaries when perturbo is thinking back to when he swore his oath.

 

The iron warriors and their primarch were given character, I wont be mocking them again.

 

 

my main love is seeing the diffence between the two legions. The iron warriors turning because they felt the current system is wrong and need changing, as such willing to give quarter to their enemy.

 

Whereas the Emperor's Children have truly fallen to chaos. I wonder if they are the first legion to fully embrace chaos

 

 

I don't think so on the EC and Chaos. I still think the Word Bearers have them beat by several years. Also, not all the EC went to Chaos. They had to have their "loyalists" elements culled at Istvaan III.

I loved it.

 

The links to fw products in bl books seems to be getting stronger. I noticed 4 separate product placements.

 

I'm wondering if there is a link to the missing primaries when perturbo is thinking back to when he swore his oath.

 

The iron warriors and their primarch were given character, I wont be mocking them again.

 

 

my main love is seeing the diffence between the two legions. The iron warriors turning because they felt the current system is wrong and need changing, as such willing to give quarter to their enemy.

 

Whereas the Emperor's Children have truly fallen to chaos. I wonder if they are the first legion to fully embrace chaos

 

 

I don't think so on the EC and Chaos. I still think the Word Bearers have them beat by several years. Also, not all the EC went to Chaos. They had to have their "loyalists" elements culled at Istvaan III.

 

What I meant was how quickly they devolved into the anarchy of chaos. All semblance of rank and order has been eroded. The word bearers might have been following chaos for longer but they are much more ordered about it. They just swapped one god for another (set).

 

Also

the ec have dibs on the first Daemon primarch

 

I loved it.

 

The links to fw products in bl books seems to be getting stronger. I noticed 4 separate product placements.

 

I'm wondering if there is a link to the missing primaries when perturbo is thinking back to when he swore his oath.

 

The iron warriors and their primarch were given character, I wont be mocking them again.

 

 

my main love is seeing the diffence between the two legions. The iron warriors turning because they felt the current system is wrong and need changing, as such willing to give quarter to their enemy.

 

Whereas the Emperor's Children have truly fallen to chaos. I wonder if they are the first legion to fully embrace chaos

 

 

I don't think so on the EC and Chaos. I still think the Word Bearers have them beat by several years. Also, not all the EC went to Chaos. They had to have their "loyalists" elements culled at Istvaan III.

 

What I meant was how quickly they devolved into the anarchy of chaos. All semblance of rank and order has been eroded. The word bearers might have been following chaos for longer but they are much more ordered about it. They just swapped one god for another (set).

 

Also

the ec have dibs on the first Daemon primarch

 

 

 

OK. Thanks for the clarification.

 

I do agree the change to the EC was incredibly fast considering Erebus was not whispering in Fulgrim's ear. Of course having a daemon whispering to Fulgrim definitely pushed things along.

First off, I think it was a great read. Well paced, and great characters (I did like fulgrim).

 

On another note, what about some of the little hints talked about in the book? I know of two that immediately made me smile.

 

Conrad Curze has a labyrinth made by Perturabo as a holding cell for an important person (Vulkan?!?)

 

Perturabo mentioned that some Primarchs failed the emperor's test before taking their oath and going to war. (missing primarchs?)

I forgot about the maze.

 

It would be nice to know when cruze asked for it, before or after istvaan.

 

I am in two inds about the emperors test.

 

We are told that all the primarch s led their legions

 

 

In my mind those that failed the test are Angron and possible Cruze. The emperor gave up on angron as soon as he met him. Maybe the failed primarchs are the broken ones, those who the Emperor couldn't see a use for after the crusades were over.

I really like the parts featuring the Iron Hands so far (chapter 12), especially those with the Hands musing about their Primarch, their augmentations and the fact that Ferrus was against them becoming what they are in M41.

 

Also this little detail:

"Such things were the purview of the Librarius, or at least they would have been had the Iron Hands ever possessed such an institution."
I have a quick question that i would like to be clarified.

So how did Fugrim become a daemon prince? His plan was to use the stone with Perturabo's strength/life force and the souls of the eldar. The stones gets destroyed and he still turns! Was is because he used all the eldar souls of the whole planet? Help please :D haha

I have a quick question that i would like to be clarified.

So how did Fugrim become a daemon prince? His plan was to use the stone with Perturabo's strength/life force and the souls of the eldar. The stones gets destroyed and he still turns! Was is because he used all the eldar souls of the whole planet? Help please :lol: haha

 

 

The souls are offerings to Slaanesh. Entire planet is of soulstones with eldar souls within. Fulgrim lets Slaanesh devour all of them and Perturabo's soul for dessert. Slaanesh doesn't get Perturabo's soul yet still ascends Fulgrim for his efforts.

 

Quick thoughts on a scene from Chapter 15. The scene is about Fabius and his mutant-experiments:

 

Was it possible the data Alpharius had stolen from the Raven Guard had been flawed?

 

After reading/hearing that line, I thought of another, this time from Deliverance Lost, near the end, when Alpharius hands over the gene-materials the Alpha Legion stole from the Raven Guard:

 

‘I do have another confession to make,’ said Alpharius. ‘I have retained the original gene-material for myself. I thought it wiser to share our fortune. You will find the research of Corax quite extensive. I do not understand much of it, but I am sure Apothecary Fabius is as talented as rumour would have us believe.’

Now, my guess is that Alpharius handed over the corrupted material - he said he'd kept the "originals", but that might mean that he simply copied the data for Horus, yet the corruption Fabius is unable to pinpoint makes it more likely that Alpharius and Omegon have deceived Horus completely.

It would certainly explain why Fabius's experiments yield tentaclemutants rather than the supermarines he envisioned.

Was it possible the data Alpharius had stolen from the Raven Guard had been flawed?

 

Yea, i think this was bantered around in the Deliverance Lost thread.

 

Basically, the Alpha Legion troll the Raven Guard, then troll Horus, and end their current reign of awesomesauce by trolling Fabius.

 

the Alpha Legion are becoming "A wizard did it" in 30k.

 

WLK

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