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No, the Fang subforum is sure that it's Bran Redmaw

 

Bran got FW rules, but no model

He is the wolf lord closer to falling to the Wulfen curse

The names mentioned are all names presented by FW in the Imperial Armor book

 

At the end of the previous story, Bran had yet to appear back in the Fenrisian system. He (and Ragnar) were too far away to join the purging Wolf force

Not that I know of. For all things, the return of the wulfen without him should indicate that he's no more.

May I ask how you came to that conclusion?

 

No problem, and I admit that was a lazy part of my post (typing on my cell at work isnt the best way to do a good reply), but I do generally believe the Canis Helix and it's reaction to the Warp to be an built in feature.

 

there is ALOT of debate on the Emperor and his creation process of the Primarchs, what went in and came out, and I do believe that certain "features" were built in to them.

 

the Canis Helix...unusual reaction to extreme stress and the Warp would create a good weapon against the denizens of the Warp, especially when combined with the native beliefs of the Fenrisians. I think this is part of why the Canis Helix is unable to be duplicated in somebody not of Fenrisian heritage, a sort of built in handicap to prevent abuse of it.

 

but thats a whole other discussion.

 

WLK

You raise an interesting point but there's a couple of issues with that theory that leap out immediately to me.

 

Whilst I agree that Fenrisians are 'somewhat' unique in their outlook and culture, if you're going to tie a warp combating gene to one of your new pet project 'The Primarchs!' (I ref the Emperor himself not the upcoming series), why limit it to only one 'home world'? Tying it to 20 home worlds and only those worlds would still limit abuse. But garner 20 times the reward.

 

Which then raises my second issue, as this theory assumes the Emperor knew where Primarch infants would be landing and raised and would have factored in Fenrisian genetics into his plans. Which in turn opens a whole other can of worms.

 

Which is why I would still state that the flaws were abberation not design.

 

It's off topic though hugely interesting. Maybe we should take it to PM :)

 

Saa.............

 

........or something like that

 

Edit - Clarity

The Age Of Darkness subforum has a (I think 30+page) thread on the nature/nurture debate and how to does or does not apply to the Primarch

No, the Fang subforum is sure that it's Bran Redmaw

Bran got FW rules, but no model

He is the wolf lord closer to falling to the Wulfen curse

The names mentioned are all names presented by FW in the Imperial Armor book

At the end of the previous story, Bran had yet to appear back in the Fenrisian system. He (and Ragnar) were too far away to join the purging Wolf force

Not that I know of. For all things, the return of the wulfen without him should indicate that he's no more.

May I ask how you came to that conclusion?

 

No problem, and I admit that was a lazy part of my post (typing on my cell at work isnt the best way to do a good reply), but I do generally believe the Canis Helix and it's reaction to the Warp to be an built in feature.

there is ALOT of debate on the Emperor and his creation process of the Primarchs, what went in and came out, and I do believe that certain "features" were built in to them.

the Canis Helix...unusual reaction to extreme stress and the Warp would create a good weapon against the denizens of the Warp, especially when combined with the native beliefs of the Fenrisians. I think this is part of why the Canis Helix is unable to be duplicated in somebody not of Fenrisian heritage, a sort of built in handicap to prevent abuse of it.

but thats a whole other discussion.

WLK

You raise an interesting point but there's a couple of issues with that theory that leap out immediately to me.

Whilst I agree that Fenrisians are 'somewhat' unique in their outlook and culture, if you're going to tie a warp combating gene to one of your new pet project 'The Primarchs!' (I ref the Emperor himself not the upcoming series), why limit it to only one 'home world'? Tying it to 20 home worlds and only those worlds would still limit abuse. But garner 20 times the reward.

Which then raises my second issue, as this theory assumes the Emperor knew where Primarch infants would be landing and raised and would have factored in Fenrisian genetics into his plans. Which in turn opens a whole other can of worms.

Which is why I would still state that the flaws were abberation not design.

It's off topic though hugely interesting. Maybe we should take it to PM :)

Saa.............

........or something like that

Edit - Clarity

The Age Of Darkness subforum has a (I think 30+page) thread on the nature/nurture debate and how to does or does not apply to the Primarch
Dude, you're strawmanning me. Tsk

 

I was refuting YOUR point about the Canis Helix being restricted to Fenrisian applicants.

 

That was your schtick and I was following YOUR theory. I R Dissapoint :/

 

Saa................

 

........or something like that

 

Edit - Clarity

 

No, the Fang subforum is sure that it's Bran Redmaw

Bran got FW rules, but no model

He is the wolf lord closer to falling to the Wulfen curse

The names mentioned are all names presented by FW in the Imperial Armor book

At the end of the previous story, Bran had yet to appear back in the Fenrisian system. He (and Ragnar) were too far away to join the purging Wolf force

Not that I know of. For all things, the return of the wulfen without him should indicate that he's no more.

May I ask how you came to that conclusion?

 

No problem, and I admit that was a lazy part of my post (typing on my cell at work isnt the best way to do a good reply), but I do generally believe the Canis Helix and it's reaction to the Warp to be an built in feature.

there is ALOT of debate on the Emperor and his creation process of the Primarchs, what went in and came out, and I do believe that certain "features" were built in to them.

the Canis Helix...unusual reaction to extreme stress and the Warp would create a good weapon against the denizens of the Warp, especially when combined with the native beliefs of the Fenrisians. I think this is part of why the Canis Helix is unable to be duplicated in somebody not of Fenrisian heritage, a sort of built in handicap to prevent abuse of it.

but thats a whole other discussion.

WLK

You raise an interesting point but there's a couple of issues with that theory that leap out immediately to me.

Whilst I agree that Fenrisians are 'somewhat' unique in their outlook and culture, if you're going to tie a warp combating gene to one of your new pet project 'The Primarchs!' (I ref the Emperor himself not the upcoming series), why limit it to only one 'home world'? Tying it to 20 home worlds and only those worlds would still limit abuse. But garner 20 times the reward.

Which then raises my second issue, as this theory assumes the Emperor knew where Primarch infants would be landing and raised and would have factored in Fenrisian genetics into his plans. Which in turn opens a whole other can of worms.

Which is why I would still state that the flaws were abberation not design.

It's off topic though hugely interesting. Maybe we should take it to PM :)

Saa.............

........or something like that

Edit - Clarity

The Age Of Darkness subforum has a (I think 30+page) thread on the nature/nurture debate and how to does or does not apply to the Primarch
Dude, you're strawmanning me. Tsk

 

I was refuting YOUR point about the Canis Helix being restricted to Fenrisian applicants.

 

That was your schtick and I was following YOUR theory. I R Dissapoint :/

 

Saa................

 

........or something like that

 

Edit - Clarity

Er, I thought I was redirecting the conversation of roles to a thread that has debated it for a long, long time.

 

i missed what you were saying about restrictions of the Canis Helix to Fenrisians, and when I am at home will happily hunt through my crap and find where it has been stated in fluff, because I am sure that it has been stated in universe.

 

Off the top of my head, I know the whole point of Magnus's invasion of the Fang was to destroy the Wolves work in adapting their geneseed for non-Fenrisians and halting the Wolves attempt to mass produce successor Chapters

  • 1 month later...

Yep. I guess they're going with 2 month release schedule for this which sucks balls but whatever. Second chapter was a whole lot of nothing...that's the problem with these serialized novels

oh, Canis Wolfborn got killed, there's that, but not much else besides Ragnar coming

tbh with the way they've been killing off Chapter Masters as a way of 'advancing' the plot, odds are that Ragnar will become CM of the SW by the end of the novel

The first one released on March 21st, this one on May 9th. Seems like missed a couple of mondays.

Schedule-wise, today should have been The Red Path #3. Not like BL has managed to keep up with their serializations anyway. The Black Rift of Klaxus was often a month late or more with no word at all.

 

They seriously killed off Canis? Not that it bothers me, but his model was fairly recent. Previous deaths from Warzone Damocles were mostly for characters whose models were ancient (and finecast at best) or didn't exist despite high positions.

I really doubt Grimnar will fall. Not with his sled so fresh on the market, and Ragnar is a model short. I'll discount that old, odd one we had ages ago.

 

I'm still trudging through the Legends of the Dark Millennium: Space Wolves stories that apparently lead into Curse of the Wulfen. Another serialized thing (but by four authors, I believe this one is just Robbie's). Really dislike how they bundled them up as a LotDM installment - all the others sans Farsight were short story/novella collections, some old, some new. There's nothing "Legends" about a straight forward novel that is so close to the current timeline.

 

Hopefully I can get through the remaining three and a half parts quickly so I can get to Curse of the Wulfen soon. Maybe Part three of the Legacy of Russ will even be out by the time I'm done. One can dream, right?

How do you even get "unkillable" out of it? Canis is DEAD.

 

The "whole lot of nothing" is more or less down to it being a serialized novel split up into short stories. We don't even know if this one was written with that model of distribution in mind or not.

  • 3 weeks later...

 

The crusade fleet opened fire on Midgardia. Which is problematic:

 

 

 

‘It’s not one wolf,’ Conran had snapped back. ‘Logan Grimnar is down there. Egil Iron Wolf is down there. Our jarls, our champions, the greatest living heroes of our Chapter. I will not be the one to abandon them.’

 

Meanwhile, Ragnar is approached by an Inquisitor of the Ordo Hereticus who wishes for an audience to discuss the Dark Angels. He believes they are trying to cover up a taint of their own by going after the Wolves, a greater one.

 

‘Not safe,’ de Mornay allowed. ‘But at least certain. Discussing matters face to face would be preferable to this. Your Chapter wards others away with the appearance of savagery, but your souls are not dark. I know Chapters that are.’

 

 

 

I better took 1 story in months, then that bolter-porn, daemon sludge abomination which is Wulfen and SW subscription

wow. I'm about to start the series. Is it that it seems to you like mindless bolter porn or does it attempt (fail?) at character development? All critiques are welcome but since this one has such a strong reaction I'm just curious, that's all. thx

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