Yea this would be nice as well.I would very much like that as an additional show where the CGI makes it possible to do some of the stuff that is hard to pull off in live action.
Eisenhorn trilogy's the perfect place to start if you wanna get into 40k.Just when I was getting interested in this franchise. Hope Netflix grabs this.
Would this be a good starting point if I were to read the books?
That's probably going to be the Blood Angels cgi site being made by the Helsreach dudeI would very much like that as an additional show where the CGI makes it possible to do some of the stuff that is hard to pull off in live action.
Awesome, I'll have to start reading this. I looked it up on Amazon and saw that there's a book that's all three in one.Eisenhorn trilogy's the perfect place to start if you wanna get into 40k.
That Chaos planet is going to be something else though.Oh god. It's happening!
Eisenhorn would be perfect since it's really no huge battles in it.
The Eisenhorn trilogy, coincidentally.I've always kinda been interested in this stuff but never tried anything beyond Dawn of War 2 back in the day. Any good recs for the first book I should give a shot in this universe even though I have too many books to read as it is?
Added to my wishlist. Thanks.
Not sure why the page count's different, but Xenos, Malleus and Herticus are the three Eisenhorn books, and it doesn't say anything about them being abridged, so that should be alright.Awesome, I'll have to start reading this. I looked it up on Amazon and saw that there's a book that's all three in one.
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I don't understand how this is supposedly 700 some pages when all three books combined are over 1200? Should I just get the first book or this one?
Bask in the glory, friend. It's maybe happening.
Seems like no and no. This is probably designed to get one's attention.
im starting to remember him....isn't he a heretic though?Okay think back to the Spanish Inquisition, now imagine that in the world of Warhammer 40k the Human race is based off of Space Catholic Nazis in some weird way. Esienhorn works as an inquisitor of this government hunting down threats to mankind. The Inquisition has three branches, Xenos/Hereticus/Malleus. Each branch hunts down a different kind of threat. Esienhorn is under the Ordo Xenos which goes after literal alien threats to the Imperium of Man. Just picture a man who has psychic abilities giving an any means necessary allowance to destroy whatever he deems as a threat to mankind. in the grim dark future of 40k.
I highly recommend you pick up the books they are some of the best 40k lore you can read.
Surely there will be at least one space marine in this...surely?
wait a second...i remember now
EIsenhorn the heretic that uses chaos and xenos stuff...how is he not deemed a heretic?
They are just jelly of his bomb entourage and the respect he commands through logic and reason instead of pain and fanaticism.But he is, he's even hunted by other Inquisitors, relentlessly.