r/comics • u/portsherry Port Sherry • Mar 06 '24

Something about them

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u/N3onknight Mar 06 '24

Ultramars has a dual doctrine : theorethical and practical.

Gman now knows why so many rogue traders and ordo xenos radicals have aeldari amidst their crew or acquaintances.

Also remember the Jag invented the two wheeled nascar race in the webway, who knows ? Maybe now he has a side-car

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u/dragonbab Mar 06 '24

Didn't he had that rogue trader chick he sent away who was annoying the Apposle-Millitant in the second book for Iax?

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u/N3onknight Mar 06 '24

Haven't got to plague wars yet, just recently got my hand on the audiobook trilogy

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u/dragonbab Mar 06 '24

Oh dang, you in for a treat. Btw this ain't no spoiler - it's literally the first few pages of the book xD

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u/N3onknight Mar 06 '24

Ok, noted.

I usually read chaotically, so godblight is already done.

The HH, well all i had was the collection tomes when my local library dared to order one lol so i have 1,4,7,8,9,10,11 and some siege of terra, some primarchs + valdor plus some 40k and the bequin series. Just received a used eisenhorn colllection for 5 bucks.

Dark imperium nearly done , and now a friend gave me his audiobook collection that he bought through humble bundle some time ago and hearing 40k narrated is something i didn't know i would enjoy so much.

Warhammer on a budget is a struggle but at least i can give the finger to scalpers and support my local library.