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Every single one? :O

Oh well, with lots of goodies coming out for Warhammer 40K, Fantasy and other games, I sometimes wonder if we are missing the releases for Black Libary.

Meh, still I'm looking forward to Caledor, and after finding C.L. Werner is writing another Warhammer Heroes book, I definitely find that worth looking forward to.

It's not like a hug and a friendly pat on the shoulder will fix anything. Most have deeply rooted trauma or really bad parents. sad

It's like a horribly slow train wreck to be fair, and yes most of them DO have massive parenting issues.

Their arrogance, ignorance and naivety are outstanding though...


What I would give to marry sue this and fix it all so the Imperium wouldn't have the Horus heresey... lol not that I will.


Would also like to stop being ******** c**k-teased in First Heretic about the 2 unknown legions.

Yeah, already finished the book. Something similar happened with Horus in, I think Horus Rising?

Although not really sure if I could discern all of it from that part as it was slightly confusing as to which one was which.

The first is the Lion, the only Primarch to land on a world truly tainted and infested by the powers of Chaos.

Second is Fulgrim, who landed on Chemos.

Third is Perturabo landing on Olympia.

Fourth is Konrad Kurze on Nostromo.

Fifth is Angron making a traumatising landing onto an unknown world.

Sixth is Mortarion who landed on a world whose name I can't remember.

Seventh is Magnus landing on Prospero, with both eyes still intact. He would not give up his eye and become the Cyclops until he found his Legion and the curse it carried.

Eight is Horus landing on, ho-hum, that moon I can't remember at the moment.

Ninth is Lorgar, who has been held in the Warp far longer than any other Primarch.

The last pod is one of the two unknown and slain Primarchs, as the contents are revealed to be mutated and tainted beyond recovery. It should be noted that while the Word Bearers are there, so is Horus (see: False Gods), who cracks incubator pod II. He is also the one who sees the red blurr (Argal Tal) lash out against the containment systems that keep the pods hidden from the Gods of Chaos.

All traitor legion Primarchs were mentioned, except for Alpharius and

[MASSIVE SPOILERS - HIGHLIGHT TO READ]
Omegon, which does mesh in with the seeds that Dan planted at the end of Legion, that the Alpha Legion would side with Chaos, but remain true to the Emperor.
[END OF SPOILERS]

From what I've gathered from AD-B is that the Lion is mentioned because he was also a prime candidate for turning to Chaos, but fought off the temptations for the most part, though he is still an opportunistic t**t. Just look at the end of the novel Fallen Angels, where he gives Perturabo the siege guns in exchange for his vote as new Warmaster. It also remains to be seen how the Dark Angels will be shown during the later stages of the Heresy: will it be like Angels of Darkness, where the Lion is waiting to see who gains the upper hand or will the authors give it a spin of their own to make the Dark Angels earn their title as "Unforgiven" in the eyes of the Emperor.