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Oh yeah, Gavin Thorpe's Mechanical Hamster called Dennis lol

Agreed, I love the books that give you an insight into a culture or race, like you said with Malekith and Path of the Warrior. I'm going to be keeping a close eye on the Eldar series, and I cant wait for the conclusion to the Sundering.

One thing I've noticed with the Sundering is that it follows a similar style to the Horus Heresy series. Horus Rising is a political piece, and building up to the action, same with Malekith. False Gods introduces an action element and the darker side to the overall story much like Shadowking, and with Caledor, it tells of the war between the Dark Elves and High Elves, same way as Galaxy in Flames.

I must admit I cant wait to see how it ends. The story behind the Dark Elves and High Elves has always been something I loved about the Warhammer Fantasy storyline. Most stories in the Warhammer Fantasy universe all involve the same old story in fantasy. Dwarfs and Orcs and Goblins being the key example, as well as Dwarfs and Elves. The Sundering to me is unique, I haven't seen it in Fantasy lore.

Luckily with my birthday coming tomorrow I can get some money to spend on Aenarion, and then I'll have the current complete collection.

That would be awesome, maybe it would be the next series of the Time of Legends.

I would like to see the rise of the Von Carsteins, you have so much to work on in the Warhammer Fantasy universe. War of the Beard, The Islands of Albion would make an interesting setting and maybe even the battle between the Wood Elves and the Beasts of chaos. Maybe the Von Carsteins will be put into the Warhammer Heroes series.

For Warhammer 40K the closest thing to history is the Space Marines battle series, although I was disappointed with Helsreach, Rynns World and The Hunt for Voldorius really worked well and I am excited for The Purging of Kadillus and The Fall of Damnos.
I do think that a series of novels bridging the gaps between the Horus Heresy and current storyline. I would love to see the Macharian Crusade shown in a series.

Hmm I wonder if they'll re-release the trilogy, or reinvent it but that would be a bit difficult considering it already has been established in the official canon, but who knows. I remember the Islands of Albion, i researched it for a report linking Albion (former name of England before the Romans came on) and fiction and it was the first campaign I joined after started Warhammer.

I've never been that much of a fan of Black Templars so I went into the book without knowing what to expect from the characters, I only read it after being a fan of Rynns World. I managed to get a copy of the Kadillus campaign pack online and I really enjoyed the storyline. Naaman was a great character, and it would be interesting to see how his story changes.